deepfakes

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Want to solve deepfakes? Ask citizens what to do

Assemblies can bridge the gap between people being treated as voters and consumers

SG Her Empowerment chairperson Stefanie Yuen Thio (centre), chief executive officer How Kay Lii (left), and research director Natalie Chia at a media conference in May this year. Thio is not a “high-risk” Internet user; she is not active on TikTok, barely shares anything on Instagram, has a disabled Telegram account, and mainly uses Linkedin to discuss business and community issues.
THE BROAD VIEW

I’ve been deepfaked – and it can happen to you

As our society grapples with the growing scourge of online harms, how the community reacts is crucial

What raises the stakes further is AI’s capacity for recursive self-improvement, which are systems that are capable of advancing their own design and accelerating the next wave of innovation
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Think you can spot a deepfake? Probably not

The tools we use to build authenticity and credibility are being turned against us

Minister for Digital Development and Information Josephine Teo says the proposed safeguards will apply from the issuance of the Writ of Election to the close of the polls.

New law to combat digitally manipulated elections content will uphold their integrity: Josephine Teo

To deter abuse of the legislation, knowingly making a false or misleading declaration will be made an illegal practice and penalised accordingly