Deepfakes are reshaping trust in digital evidence. Learn the risks, impact, and forensic strategies to detect synthetic media. The post Inside the Deepfake Arms Race: Can Digital Forensics Investigators Keep Up? appeared first on HaystackID.| HaystackID
The ability to verify the media we consume is critical to informing trust. But the reality is much of the online content we consume will remain unverifiable. How can we navigate these challenges and mitigate potential harms?| WITNESS Blog
The 2024 election year began by highlighting fears of AI’s profound societal impact on information ecosystems and ended with post-election narratives downplaying concerns about AI as exaggerated. This ignored a key truth: those most affected by AI shortcomings and harms—particularly in underserved regions and among critical frontline information actors —were overlooked, and opportunities for them […]| WITNESS Blog
At WITNESS, we’ve consistently observed a noticeable gap between the technical capabilities of AI detection tools and their practical value in high-stakes situations globally. This detection equity gap is most pronounced in the Global Majority world.| WITNESS Blog
Perspectives from Latina America on threats and opportunities that generative AI and synthetic media bring to audiovisual witnessing.| WITNESS Blog
We explore the potential of using generative AI and synthetic media tools (“AI tools”) to support human rights advocacy and social critique.| WITNESS Blog
Last updated March 2022. Download PDF (English) (Spanish) (Portuguese) (Arabic) WITNESS helps people use video and technology to protect and defend human rights – witness.org. For more on our work on deepfakes and preparing better: wit.to/Synthetic-Media-Deepfakes Deepfakes Deepfakes make it easier to manipulate or fake| WITNESS Media Lab