Vikas Kabeer, LLM, MVN University, Palwal
ABSTRACT
Deepfake technology, which combines artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning is an emerging technology that allows the creation of hyper realistic, fabricated audio, video and image content in the digital age. Deepfakes have the ability to provide creative opportunities in the entertainment and virtual reality fields, but they also pose enormous threats to political stability, personal privacy and economic security. This paper examines the perils of deepfake technology, such as privacy invasion, manipulation and economic fraud, and explores the evolution and mechanics of this technology in depth. The paper also conducts a comprehensive analysis of current and proposed regulatory responses that are intended to moderate these risks. It also tackles the forthright issues of biased algorithm and accountability in terms of the social effect of biased deepfakes and ethic responsibilities of the AI creator. In an effort to contribute to the debate on how to mitigate the risks of AI driven media manipulation this paper, investigates the multifaceted risks of deepfakes and proposes ways to regulate and publicize about deepfake technology.
Keywords: Deepfake Technology, Artificial Intelligence (AI), AI Bias and Accountability, Digital Privacy.
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