Deepfake: Crime of the Future?
6 Jul 2021
In the past few years there has been an incredible growth in the synthetic media known as “deepfake”, a blend of “deep learning” and “fake”. Our latest advisories takes a deep dive into this recently occurring technological ability and provides an understanding on what this means for individuals, organisations and society as a whole.
Executive Summary
In the past few years there has been an incredible growth in the synthetic media known as “deepfake”, a blend of “deep learning” and “fake”.
With this rapid development in recent years, governments, companies and individuals will now need to learn to live with such media technology and the benefits and risks it presents. Individuals will need to be prepared for anyone being able to create a deepfake video from their smart phone. Videos able to look close enough to genuine have the potential to cause embarrassment, reputational damage, or worse.
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Read more about deepfakes, the risk they present and the possibilities in the future for individuals, businesses and society as a whole, by requesting your free copy of our Deepfakes: Crime of the future.