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Deepfakes

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How deepfakes are misleading swing voters in the U.S. elections

12.08.24|Omer Kabir
As the U.S. election approaches, deepfake content is becoming more pervasive, influencing voters who have not yet decided whom to support, posing a threat to one of the fundamental pillars of the democratic process and easing the path for anti-democratic forces to ascend.
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Revealense showing how AI can play an empathetic role in the therapeutic world

18.06.24|CTech
The company has raised a total of $4 million to develop a platform that can identify PTSD symptoms - and is already used by Israeli security forces impacted by October 7.
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Clarity raises $16 million in Seed funding to defend against deepfakes

15.02.24|Meir Orbach
The Israeli AI startup enables organizations to rapidly identify and eliminate deepfakes and synthetic media created by generative AI
נשיא ארה"ב ג'ו ביידן 11.10.23

‘What a bunch of malarkey’: Deepfake robocalls mimic Biden's voice, sparking election manipulation fears

24.01.24|Omer Kabir
Ahead of the New Hampshire Republican primary, voters received phone calls impersonating President Biden, prompting fears that such deepfake robocalls will be increasingly used to manipulate voters in the 2024 US presidential election.
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“We are in an AI arms race, and today deepfakes are the new AI cybersecurity threat”

05.10.23|Elihay Vidal
According to Michael Matias, CEO of AI cybersecurity startup Clarity, the instance in which scammers used Tom Hanks' image to create a fake ad is only the tip of the iceberg. Just like the emergence of network and application security, we now experience an exponentially rising attack vector of social engineering and phishing
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From deepfakes to 5G: CyberArk experts predict 2021's cybersecurity trends

02.12.20|David Puner
Everything from the rapid shift to remote work to completely rethinking customer interactions has turned the business world on its head, and as a result, has significantly increased opportunities for attackers
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The smiles may be fake but synthetic media's potential is real

10.08.20|Royi Benyossef
From providing customer intelligence while abiding with privacy regulation to engaging customers with ads filmed without actual actors or locations, deepfakes could prove a valuable and cost-effective tool for accelerating your business