Deepfakes: Dangers and Countermeasures

Location

Golisano Hall - 1705

Deepfakes are a product of using artificial intelligence to generate videos of people doing things they never did. In this exhibit, the visitor could learn a bit about the technology used to create deepfake videos and their different types. There will be a brief overview of the positives and the dangers of this technology to our society. The visitors could learn about the work that RIT is doing to counter the malicious uses of deepfakes. As a fun activity they could also have a deepfake of themselves generated live at the stall or play a game where they try to tell apart real from deepfake videos.

Location

Golisano Hall - 1705

Topics

Exhibitor
Akib Shahriyar
Saniat Sohrawardi
Kelly Wu
Luke Kurlandski
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Bryce Gernon
Christopher Schwartz
Xin Miao Lin

Advisor(s)
Dr. Matthew Wright

Organization
The DeFake project is an initiative by a team of researchers at the ESL Global Cybersecurity Institute at RIT and the School of Journalism and Mass Communications at UofSC.Deepfake technology has slashed the amount of knowledge and time it takes for bad

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