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One took the video seriously. DeepFake, in the wrong hands of people with bad intentions, can be used to spread false information and manipulate public opinion. Even poor quality recordings can be dangerous and cause irreversible damage to societies. Video generated using DeepFake technology can discredit politicians, destroy fortunes built by influential businessmen, and may even cause conflicts. Therefore, the ability to think critically and select information is a key skill nowadays. Etortion against grandson, policeman and artificial intelligence Imagine that
your friend calls you. He asks you to send a dozen or so zlotys, but not via a banking application, but by clicking on the link he sends in the message. The problem is that it's difficult to see what someone looks like on the phone, but Singapore Mobile Number List at least you hear a voice that has nothing to do with what your friend sounds like. But what if, in addition to the sound, the call also included a video image in which you recognized your friend, and the voice in your phone's speaker sounded eactly like your friend's voiceWith DeepFake, such a scenario is possible. With today's technology, only a few seconds of speech recording are enough to successfully copy and generate a bot speaking with the voice of any person in the world. So, just a few seconds of a holiday video in
which you or any person from your circle of friends or family can be seen and heard is enough to use this recording to attempt etortion or blackmail. Law and DeepFake Unfortunately, the law usually does not keep up with the dynamically changing world and technologies. Although Polish law does not specifically provide for the use of DeepFake technology, its use may be considered an infringement of personal rights through the preparation of a photo, video or voice recording in accordance with the Civil Code. Additionally, if such recordings are used to commit a crime such as fraud, etortion or blackmail, the relevant authorities may initiate proceedings to punish the perpetrators through criminal and judicial .
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