Deepfake videos are spreading rapidly, fueled by sophisticated open-source AI models. MIT researchers reveal that most of these videos are non-consensual porn, targeting celebrities like Taylor Swift.

Imagine you’re sifting through emails toward the end of a long day, and you get a message from your company’s CEO inviting you to an urgent Zoom call. You hop on and are greeted by your CEO’s ...

One of the phenomena triggered by the AI boom in recent years is deepfakes. The term is made up of the words deep learning and fake. Deep learning refers to machine learning methods, while a fake is a ...

The latest voice deepfake detection software added to the Zoom Marketplace is zero-shot tech from OmniSpeech, which seeks ...

Financial losses from deepfake-enabled fraud exceeded $200 million during the first quarter of 2025, according to Resemble AI’s Q1 2025 Deepfake Incident Report, which was released on Thursday. The ...

Deepfake technology—AI capable of creating hyper-realistic synthetic videos, images, and audio—has seen explosive growth. One of its darker applications, deepfake nudes, has caused a wave of concern ...

The internet is absolutely overflowing with AI-generated videos, making it difficult to tell what's real. We can help you pick out the deepfakes.

Google's recently launched AI video tool can generate realistic clips that contain misleading or inflammatory information about news events, according to a TIME analysis and several tech watchdogs.

Whether we like it or not, AI technology is rapidly advancing and while regulation is slowly catching up, we're still in a 'Wild West' era ripe for scams. One of the most recent cautionary tales is ...

Ofcom, the U.K.’s internet safety regulator, has published another new draft guidance as it continues to implement the Online Safety Act (OSA) — the latest set of recommendations aim to support ...