In this episode of "Securing the Realm," we discuss the mystifying world of deepfakes and shallow fakes and their implications for security and media trust. Hosts Josh McDonald and Chris Lloyd-Jones - with special guest Fergus Kidd - guide you through real examples of deepfakes, showcasing the state-of-the-art tools that make them possible. We also take a look back at the evolution of deepfakes, the implications for security and misinformation, exploring how far we've come and the challenges that lie ahead. Join us for a thought-provoking discussion on the future of AI-generated content and the ongoing battle against misinformation, utilising inoculation against misinformation, as well as content provenance.Key Takeaways:Shallow fakes are easier to create than deepfakes.Real-time AI avatars can mimic human gestures and speech.Detection of deepfakes relies on physiological signals and contextual clues.Media literacy is crucial in combating misinformation.Inoculation against misinformation can help prepare individuals.Content provenance is essential for trust in media.The technology is advancing faster than detection methods.Education campaigns are necessary for public awareness.Corporate targets are more likely to fall victim to deepfake scams.The future of AI-generated content poses significant challenges.

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