Deepfake Threat, AI

How AI Can Make The Most Dangerous Crime Of The Future? 

Deepfakes are the most serious and dangerous form of crime by artificial intelligence.



● The term “deepfake” refers to a video where artificial intelligence and deep learning – an algorithmic learning method used to train computers – has been used to make a person appear to say something they have not.


● According to a report from University College London, deepfake content is dangerous for a number of reasons:

○ In order to find the genuinity of deepfake video, a deepfake detectors require training through hundreds of videos and must be victorious in every instance.

○ The variety of crimes deepfakes could be used for, such as discrediting a public figure by impersonating a family member. 


• With the advancement of technology, there impends the danger.

• Many people are aware of the risk posed by AI. 

• By understanding the risk of technology, public will be more aware about this technology.

• People now conduct large parts of their lives online and their onlin activity can make and break reputations. In an environment where data is property and information is power, technology is ideally suited for exploitation by AI-based criminal activity.



An app called Deepfake using AI to use other people's face as your face and your voice. There have been cases where people fall into the trap thinking they are talking to a beautiful woman or handsome man but been conned.

High observation is very important. If you feel something crooked is going on during a video conversations, END THE VIDEO CALL right away.


video credit to: Technologyreview

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