(MENAFN- ForPressRelease) Mumbai, 08 November: The amount of deepfake content online is growing at a rapid rate. At the beginning of 2019, there were 7,964 deepfake videos online, according to a report from start-up Deeptrace; just nine months later, that figure had jumped to 14,678. It has no doubt continued to balloon since then. 96% of deepfakes are porn.
With the use of GenerativeAI (GenAI), the world of 'fake news' and 'true lies' just got murkier. Last week, President Joe Biden's 'fake' video resulted in his Administration issuing an Executive Order related to the governance of AI frameworks. The fake video of Rashmika Mandanna earlier this week took Bollywood by storm, with senior members of the fraternity calling for legal action. Deep Fake Love is a Spanish reality TV dating show on Netflix that uses deepfake technology to blur the lines between reality and fabrication.
Deepfakes, using Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs), have been around for many years. However, with the emergence of GenAI, they have become more lifelike and much easier to produce at scale. Invariably, fake videos would be of celebrities and politicians. With several elections round the corner in India, politicians and political parties could be both creators, as well as at the receiving end of such fake videos. These would be used to spread misinformation, put political opponents on the spot, or even build an entire campaign to sway voters.
The aam junta – people like you and me – could also be victims. It could be someone wanting to embarrass us professionally, or a jilted lover wanting revenge on their ex. It could even be an inconsequential prank by 'friends' wanting to make fun of us on social media. The possibilities, unfortunately, are endless.
It is extremely important for regulators to sit up and take notice – this is the time to put in place stringent regulation with exemplary punishment to offenders. It should be mandated that anyone using an AI model to produce an image or information must disclose it. People must be made aware of Classifiers – software which can detect AI-generated content – and widespread use of the same, much like antivirus. There is an entire ethical and moral conversation that must gain traction to create awareness of how GenAI must be utilised.
About Jaspreet Bindra, Founder The Tech Whisperer Ltd., UK
In the course of a distinguished corporate career, Jaspreet has been the Group Chief Digital Officer at Mahindra Group and a Regional Director at Microsoft India. He was General Manager in the Tata Group, as a part of the select Tata Administrative Services. Jaspreet was also a member of the Founding Team at Baazee, which later became eBAY India.
As the Founder of The Tech Whisperer, Jaspreet advises several global organisations including ThoughtWorks, PWC and Mahindra Holidays on strategy related to technology, AI and GenAI. He sits on the Advisory Board for Findability Sciences, a Boston-based enterprise AI firm. Jaspreet was recognised as the inaugural 'Digitalist of the Year' by Mint and SAP, teaches at Ashoka University and is an Expert/ Faculty for Singularity University and Harvard Business School, among others. He is an accredited PCC ICF Coach. As an author, Jaspreet has written The Tech Whisperer and The Immune Organisation, which are acknowledged among tech circles, globally, as deeply researched and insightful. Jaspreet has an MBA, is a Chemical Engineer, and has recently (in Oct 2023) had the singular distinction of completing a Master's Degree in AI, Ethics and Society at the University of Cambridge, UK.
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