2024-01-27 10:56:00
Washington – Deepfakes created by artificial intelligence are reported to be on the rise in social media. Pornographic images of American singer Taylor Swift, robocalls with the voice of US President Joe Biden, and videos of dead children and teenagers explaining their own deaths have all gone viral. But none of them are real
Misleading audio and visuals created by artificial intelligence are not new, but recent advances in AI technology have made them easier to create and harder to detect. White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre said on Friday that we are concerned about the images being circulated about Joe Biden. Deepfaked images of Taylor Swift have gone viral on the X platform. The source of these images, which have been viewed by millions of viewers, has yet to be traced. Wet House has expressed concern over the spread of such content.
Despite rules against sharing fake content on platforms like X, it took hours to remove deepfaked images of Taylor Swift. More than 45 million viewers watched the video. Artificial intelligence researcher Henry Ajder said companies and regulators have a responsibility to prevent pornographic artificial content. Henry Ajder added that artificial intelligence should be used to identify and block fake content that depicts, whether it is search engines, tool providers or social media platforms. About 500 videos about Taylor Swift have been published on the deepfake site Mrdeepfakes.com. In December, the site reportedly received 12.3 million visits.
∙ Targeting women
“This case is horrific and deeply troubling for Taylor Swift, but the ease with which this type of content can be created can harm women and girls regardless of where they are in the world or their social status. Henry Ajder said that creators of such content mostly target women.
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White House “Alarmed” After Taylor Swift, Joe Biden Deepfakes Surface Online
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