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Top 5 Tips to Outsmart Deepfake Scams and AI Imposters!
💡 Don't Fall for the Fakes!
Brent Moreno
April 03, 2023
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Here's what we've got in store for you today:
🤖 Top 5 Tips to Outsmart Deepfake Scams
♟️ Critics Call Out Elon & FLI's Priorities
📰 News From The Front Lines
🎥 Video Of The Day
🛠 Tools Of The Day
Are You Talking to a Human or AI? 🤖 Discover the Truth Behind Chatbots & Voice Clones!
If you think you've seen it all, think again! The rise of advanced AI has brought us to a world where it's becoming increasingly harder to tell reality from simulation. With chatbots, deepfakes, and voice clones, we're tiptoeing into a digital wonderland where deception lurks behind every corner. So, buckle up, and let's dive into this digital hall of mirrors.
First up, let's talk about synthetic media and generative AI. These handy-dandy tools can whip up a chatbot, a deepfake video, or even a voice clone in no time. While they have their benefits, they also serve as a veritable playground for scammers, who use them to create fake emails, websites, posts, and more. So, it's high time we all start paying attention and coming up with ways to identify and combat these digital doppelgangers.
Now, if you're in the business of making or selling AI-generated tools, it's time to pause and ponder: "Should I even be making or selling this?" If the risks outweigh the rewards, maybe it's best to leave your creation on the drawing board. But if you decide to go ahead with it, make sure to build in robust measures to prevent misuse and protect users. After all, you don't want to end up on the wrong side of an FTC enforcement action, do you?
Oh, and don't rely too much on post-release detection methods. Sure, researchers are constantly finding new ways to spot AI-generated content, but they're locked in an endless battle with the developers and scammers. Besides, it's not fair to dump the responsibility of identifying scams onto the consumers.
Last but not least, advertisers, we're looking at you! As tempting as it may be to use deepfakes, chatbots, or other AI-generated tools to sell your products, don't mislead your audience. The FTC has its eyes on you, and enforcement actions are always just a heartbeat away.
How can you help? Be vigilant and share this information with everyone you know so they can be better protected against scammers! Arm yourself with a keyword to identify genuine phone calls, and keep your wits about you in this ever-evolving digital landscape. The line between reality and simulation may be blurring, but with caution and awareness, we can navigate this brave new world together.
Just to refresh: Here are 5 helpful tips to keep in mind moving forward:
Create a unique keyword: Establish a secret code word to use with friends, family, and colleagues to verify the authenticity of phone calls and messages.
Stay informed: Keep up-to-date with the latest advancements in AI and synthetic media to be aware of potential threats and red flags.
Double-check sources: Verify information and media by cross-referencing multiple reputable sources and checking for inconsistencies.
Be cautious with personal information: Never share sensitive data, such as passwords, financial information, or personal details, unless you're certain of the recipient's identity.
Report suspicious activity: If you come across potential AI-generated scams or deceptive content, report it to the appropriate authorities or platforms to help raise awareness and protect others.
Source: https://www.ftc.gov/business-guidance/blog/2023/03/chatbots-deepfakes-voice-clones-ai-deception-sale
Is Elon Musk's Open Letter on AI Just Fearmongering? Critics Call Out FLI's Priorities
A recent research paper published by a team of researchers from OpenAI and the University of Pennsylvania has found that individuals with bachelor’s, master’s, and professional degrees are more likely to be impacted by ChatGPT than those without these credentials.
The study revealed that jobs with the least exposure to AI require the most on-the-job training, while roles that do not require much training tend to have higher salaries, but are also more exposed to GPT. The research also discovered that approximately 80% of the US workforce may have at least 10% of their work tasks affected by GPT, while almost 19% of workers could see at least 50% of their duties influenced.
Simon Johnson, an economics professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, stated that “These models have made a lot of progress in understanding human speech, both written and spoken and using pictures. They are able to potentially replace humans in tasks that are fairly intensive in communication—and a lot of communication tasks are done by people with some degree in education.”
However, it’s not all bad news for white-collar workers. Johnson noted that while AI may displace many of these roles, it could also create new opportunities. The key to success is being able to adapt, learn new skills quickly, and remain flexible.
Over the past few decades, the internet has created numerous new job opportunities, such as web design and marketing, while traditional roles such as data entry have decreased. Many of the new jobs have gone to younger individuals, those with education and a unique perspective.
AI has been gradually introduced into workplaces for years, from automating customer service in call centers to assisting with warehouse inventory and providing data analysis insights. Additionally, one reason why white-collar jobs could be the most affected is that AI can be applied to these roles at a relatively low cost compared to deploying a fleet of autonomous trucks, for instance.
In conclusion, while the impact of AI on jobs is a concern, there are opportunities for those who can adapt to the changes quickly.
📰 News From The Front Lines: 📰
📼 Video Of The Day 📼
🛠️ Tools Of The Day 🛠️
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