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Digital deepfakes and the search for authenticity

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Published: October 23, 2024
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The potential for Deepfakes to sway public opinion and influence outcomes is raising alarm throughout the cyber community. Deepfakes and generative technologies make it easy for manipulators to create and distribute realistic videos in which they say or do something that never actually happened.

The Deepfake threat in politics
The use of deepfakes in politics is particularly alarming. Imagine a scenario where a political candidate appears to be giving a speech or making statements that have no basis in reality. These AI-generated impersonations, based on a person’s prior videos or audio bites, can create a fabricated reality that could easily sway public opinion. In an environment already riddled with misinformation, the addition of deepfakes takes the challenge to a whole new level.

For instance, the infamous case where Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky appeared to concede defeat to Russia is a stark reminder of the power of deepfakes in influencing public sentiment. Though the deception was identified due to imperfect rendering, there is no way of knowing who believes it to be true even after being disproved, showcasing the potential for significant political disruption.

Deepfakes as a danger in the digital workplace

Employees, often the weakest link in security, are especially vulnerable to deepfake attacks. Employees can easily be tricked into divulging sensitive information by a convincing deepfake of a trusted colleague or superior. The implications for organisational security are profound, highlighting the need for advanced, AI-driven security measures that can detect anomalies in user behaviour and access patterns.

The double-edged sword of AI in cybersecurity

However, it’s important to recognize that AI, the very technology behind deepfakes, also holds immense capabilities to help hackers discover cybersecurity loopholes and breach business networks. While AI may help discover new vulnerabilities for threat actors, it also can be used to discover counter-measures, such as...

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