Deepfake Videos of Children
A cybersecurity expert warns that deepfake videos of children can be created with just 20 images, posing risks of exploitation and fraud. Parents are urged to limit sharing images online to protect privacy. Legislation is called for to make it illegal to possess or create AI that produces child sexual abuse material.
Key Points
- Deepfake videos can be created with as few as 20 images of a child
- AI advancements may reduce the number of images required to just one
- Risks include exploitation, fraud, and scams using deepfake technology
- Legislation is needed to prevent the possession or creation of AI that generates child sexual abuse material
Pros
- Raises awareness about the risks of sharing children's images online
- Calls for legislative action to address the creation of AI-generated child sexual abuse material
Cons
- Poses serious threats to children's privacy and safety
- Highlights the potential misuse of personal data for fraudulent activities