AI deepfakes pose risks to consumers and voters, experts warn
Advances in artificial intelligence are making it a cinch to create so-called deepfake images , videos and audio recordings, raising concerns that bad actors could bombard people with hyper-realistic scams and spread disinformation.
Deepfakes that use the voices and likenesses of public figures, including celebrities or political candidates, can also deceive the public in various ways, security experts told CBS News. By one measure, fewer than 10% of people can recognize an audio deepfake, according to Doppel, a social engineering defense platform for detecting AI-enabled threats.
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