Insights on verifying and detecting generative AI

At the 2024 AI for Good Global Summit in Geneva , over 10,000 in-person and 25,000 online participants from 145 countries joined leading UN agencies to confront deepfake AI bots and misinformation. Key sessions focused on practical solutions like media watermarking and called for

As businesses grow increasingly reliant on digital communication, they face new challenges from technologies like deepfakes. These fake videos, images, and voices can be used to impersonate employees, mislead customers, or harm a company’s reputation. The risks posed by deepfakes

Deepfakes have already become a part of our daily reality on social media. Remember the fake video of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy telling soldiers to surrender? It was exposed quickly, but it showed how easily people can be misled, even for a moment.

Your voice is a key part of your TikTok presence, but getting it right can be tricky. Background noise, inconsistent tone, or just feeling like your audio doesn’t match your content can hold you back.

Imagine a CEO approves a wire transfer, a vendor changes payment details, or a client confirms a transaction, only to realize the voice was fake. Deepfake voice technology uses AI to create realistic voice replicas from brief audio samples. Cybercriminals exploit this to imperson

On TikTok, where attention spans are short, grabbing your audience’s attention quickly is essential. AI-generated voices help do just that, giving your videos a voice that feels authentic, dynamic, and tailored to your style. Whether you want a friendly, casual tone or something

Creating YouTube videos that truly capture attention can feel like a constant balancing act. Between filming, editing, and fine-tuning every detail, there’s often little time left to perfect the voiceover. And when you do find time to record, it doesn’t always turn out as planned

Synthetic content, from audio to images, is now a key part of digital interactions. However, as these technologies evolve, so do the risks. In the latter half of 2024, vishing (voice phishing) attacks saw a dramatic 442% increase, highlighting the dangers of AI-generated voices i