Deepfake models sometimes struggle with realistic blinking patterns.
Mismatched lip movement and speech are common deepfake signs.
Watch out for inconsistent lighting or skin texture.
Backgrounds often appear warped or inconsistent in deepfakes.
AI-generated voices may sound robotic or lack emotion.
The term "deepfake" first appeared on Reddit, showcasing early AI face swaps.
Deepfake apps and open-source tools emerged, making technology more accessible.
Governments and researchers began raising awareness about deepfake risks.
Deepfake detection tools started being developed by tech companies.
High-profile political and celebrity deepfakes went viral, sparking global concern.
AI voice cloning became more realistic, expanding deepfake use cases.
Deepfake scams surged, targeting businesses and individuals worldwide.
Advancements in both deepfake generation and detection tools continued.
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Scenario: CEO Fraud Deepfake
Question: A scammer used an AI-generated voice of a CEO to request a wire transfer from an employee. What would you do?
Scenario: Political Manipulation Video
Question: A viral deepfake of a politician making false statements spreads on social media. How should you respond?
Scenario: Fake Celebrity Endorsement
Question: A deepfake video shows a celebrity promoting a scam product. Would you believe it?
Scenario: Family Member Scam Call
Question: You receive a video call from a loved one asking for urgent money, but it feels off. What should you check?
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