For years, I have been extremely concerned by the potential harms posed by deepfakes where AI-enabled synthetic images or recordings appear to be authentic, making it difficult for viewers to distinguish between reality and disinformation.
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Clarke expresses concern about the dangers of deepfake technology and its implications for disinformation.
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