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Putin appeared to be initially surprised by the deepfake.

A new law is going into effect at the start of the new year which offers protections for those harmed during an increase in AI, social media and technology.The

The Union minister says that government might amend IT rules to tackle deepfakes, if social media intermediaries do not comply with advisories. He says any effort to regulate AI has to be global or near-global. Having a good AI in India doesnt mean there cannot be a bad AI somewhere else, he adds

It helps spreading fake news; Women are top target generative AIs chilling effect

A student from Saint Petersburg State University had constructed a deepfake likeness of the Russian President, and took the opportunity to ask the real Putin his thoughts on dangers of AI

A report by the federal Integrated Terrorism Assessment Centre warns that visual trickery, known as a deepfake, poses 'a persistent threat to public safety.'

AI has been used both to help politicians reach voters, and maliciously to misrepresent other candidates and parties.

According to a recent report, 99% of the deepfake pornographic videos target women. In India alone, there has been a 350% increase in the number of deepfake videos compared to 2022. While deepfake as a technology is new, it has existed for years as morphed images using photoshop and other tools. So, what is being done about it?

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday red-flagged threats posed by Artificial Intelligence, or AI, including deepfake technology, at a global summit in Delhi.

In the realm of technological progress, it is undeniable that AI technology has been the most disruptive innovation in recent times, revolutionizing industries and causing rippling economic effects throughout numerous segments of the market. According to statistics published in the Forbes Advisor, the AI market size is expected to reach $407 billion by 2027.