Reality Under Attack: Just How Serious Is the Deep Fake Threat?
summary
Deepfakes are practical now: consumer tools like Faceswap and cloud services (Deepfakes web) create video and audio fakes, realtime tricks use Avatarify, and a reported social‑engineering case allegedly moved €220 million with fake audio. Creating convincing video still needs GPU time (example: 72 hours training) but detection research hits ~98% with behavioral analytics and adversarial perturbations can block face recognition. Business steps: restrict official channels, add disinformation to incident response, monitor media, and beware hype.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Intro
- 2:09What Are Deepfakes?
- 2:41A quick history on the rise of deepfakes
- 3:28Turning Political
- 4:16Business leaders
- 5:27Threats to business
- 10:31Understanding GANS
- 13:08Creating Deepfakes
- 17:45A New Approach
- 18:41Current Limitations
- 19:43Can we prevent deepfakes from being created?
- 22:06Misinformation is a Human Problem
- 22:19The Disinformation Problem
- 23:03Combating Disinformation
- 26:18What Should Businesses Do?
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