Three ways to spot a deepfake scam

By Sadiq Iqbal

May 26, 2024 12:09 am

DEEPFAKES have surged into the consumer and commercial consciousness alike owing to their growing sophistication.

The ability to mimic a human at a higher quality is now much more possible than ever before. That's because access to the AI tools used to create deepfakes is better, and this — along with low-cost barriers to entry — means that convincing fakes can be deployed at scale.

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