REN TV will reveal ways to protect against artificial intelligence fraud

Artificial intelligence is becoming a powerful tool for controlling public opinion in information warfare. Fake videos from war zones or disaster sites quickly end up online and gain millions of views.

It is noted that artificial intelligence is actively used by scammers. Every third scam is on their account. Scammers hack into Telegram accounts, fake votes, and even generate images.

"How can a soulless program put an innocent person in jail? Fake documents of faces and voices. No one is insured," says the REN TV film.

In the new documentary special project "Artificial Intelligence: a new threat to everyone" on the REN TV channel, humanity will be told if there is a chance to protect itself from artificial intelligence, which acts to harm, as well as what weaknesses neural networks still have.

Stigmatize for surveillance: Russia may introduce labeling of AI content

For deepfakes, it's not the creators who will suffer first, but the distributors.

Maxim Smirnov, Deputy CEO of IVA Technologies, said on June 29 that personal data leaks and deepfake fraud were among the main risks of AI. In Russia, 19 major data breaches occurred in the first two months of this year, affecting 24 million people. To protect your data, it is recommended to avoid posting it in open sources and use encryption. For the corporate segment, it is preferable to install AI in a closed company circuit.