TikTok A.I. Clone of Dictator Omar al-Bashir Spreads Confusion in Sudan
A mysterious account on TikTok used artificial intelligence (A.I.) to create convincing fake video clips of former dictator Omar al-Bashir.
Source: breitbart.com
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AI-Generated Deepfakes Raise Concerns Ahead of 2024 US Presidential Election
Two Democratic lawmakers wrote to Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg and X CEO Linda Yaccarino about AI-generated deepfakes, urging transparency and accountability.
Source: techtimes.com
Report: AI supercharges online disinformation
While artificial intelligence promises vast benefits, unchecked growth could mean an internet dominated by fabricated content
Michaelj Abramowitz Freedom House Artificial Intelligence Online Disinformation Human Rights Internet Freedom
Source: businesslive.co.za
These Latest Celebrity Deepfakes Show How Advanced Scams Have Become
It's more important than ever to be vigilant and careful on the internet.
Source: lifehacker.com
Senators push for USPS identity proofing to thwart AI-generated deepfakes
The U.S. Postal Service already offers identity proofing services for some government agencies.
United States Bill Cassidy Ron Wyden Office Services For Trustworthy Identity Louisiana Office Of Motor Vehicles Postal Service
Source: govexec.com
Nolte: AI Tech Doubles Popularity of Celebrity Porn DeepFakes
Taylor Swift, Emma Watson, and Natalie Portman are quite popular on celebrity deep fake porn sites.
Source: breitbart.com
Tom Hanks warns of 'AI version of me' promoting dental plan
Tom Hanks took to Instagram on Sunday to warn followers that he was not involved in a promotional video for a dental plan that he says features an AI-generated version of himself.
Source: nypost.com
The Rise of AI | Legal ramifications of deepfakes still lagging behind technology
“Deepfake” artificial images that portray people falsely are becoming more and more common with the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence – and while the law has yet to catch up
Source: tribdem.com
In South Korea, AI-driven virtual humans go mainstream
Digital humans have been created for some of the countrys largest conglomerates, with research indicating the tech could be worth $527 billion by 2030.
Source: japantimes.co.jp
Like so much else AI-related, its future role in political campaigns is murky
Congress, meanwhile, is struggling to find agreement on whether or how to regulate it.
Source: washingtonexaminer.com