explain when that's a problem and how to protect yourself and have you ever said st jude to your voice assistant suite of the algorithm, like a post kits belief system flag z or alexa, few n sync like humans, according to new studies. let's talk about why that meant us also on the show. deep fix, get things better and better. yes, there was no bullet proof way to identify them. now, social media company mit is announcing new measures that's coming up the topics that i'm moving, the tech world. living in an abusive relationship, that's a sad reality for many people, especially women, worldwide, and use of partners that increasingly using spyware on smartphones to control their loved interest. so how do these apps work? how can you protect yourself before we dive in? let's take a look at some fitness cyber security company cust. betsy, conducted a survey on digital stalking and relationships. 24 percent of the participants say

they have been stopped by a partner with the help of technology, half of them. so we're smartphone apps. and the only one in 10 participants admitted to installing, tracking apps on their partners, phone, installed, digital abuse, and relationships is a mess of problem. so called star co as seems to be a key and a block. now, how does stock aware work? most spyware, as a marketed as a tool for parents to keep track of that kids are as a monitoring at for work phones. however, that easily misused by people to spy on the, upon those using check us without someone's knowledge is clearly on ethical marketing stock away. as parental apps or n t staff tools means there is no discussion about those apps being in the app store, stock or with helps access almost everything on someone else's device. messages calls, context, pictures, and location. this app can even notify someone when the phones oh no leaves the

specific area. many apps can also access the phones, microphone, or camera at any given time to install them that you send needs physical access to the victim's phone. once installed, these apps do a pretty good job of hiding themselves. they don't send out any alerts on notifications. there is no f, i can store because that is often disguised as harmless system apps. so how can we spot stalker with a 3 red flex to watch out for one, keep an eye out for on. usually hard bed 3 and thoughts or usage stucco apps run in the background. consuming battery and sending data to the abuse to watch out for them, usual action on the smartphone, such as random gps activation or slow performance free. if you notice, echoes or strange noise as doing calls that could be assigned that someone is listening in. and a general trust your instincts, a common sign that you're being monitored could be a change in the abuses, behavior. they may know too much about your activities without any other

explanation. it can also be helpful to keep a journal of what you're experiencing. this makes it easier to detect patterns of abuse. now, how to protect yourself against the co op in general, be aware that those apps exist, protect your smartphone with the passwords, and don't let it fall into the hands of others. remember, abuses need physical access to install spyware apps, if you suspect that your device has been compromised, change the passwords for all of your accounts. a short term solution might be to activate airplane mode. to stop the data from being sent. looks where you installed apps in the settings to see if you find anything i'm useful off check which apps can access your location, microphone, or camera. if not, if that helps. reset your phone to default settings. that's keep in mind that the abusive will notice if you delete the spyware app and might escalate that behavior . so you may want to keep the app at 1st and think about an alternative device that

you could use to get help if you're feeling i'm safe and your relationship. visit this website to find out where to turn to stay safe. and almost as much as this manner, i see an arm and suck a stock christiano ronaldo speaking on perfect erratic, that's fake ip. how it's image generators are rapidly improving. therefore, very convincing. deep faced a more and more common on social media, that makes it very hot for us to distinguish real from sight. and that's a huge problem worldwide, especially when it comes to electrons. now meta has announced that will label a i generated content, stuffing inmate house that supposed to work and will it save us from being lied to? let's take a look this evening. the we'll faxes a lot of the time generate. this is already good enough to deceive our eyes, and with new tools, a generated content will get better very quick. already,

a lot of content is shed on social media. so fox, the platforms have not taken significant steps to detect a i face. now meta is announced, they will label a i generated content on facebook, instagram threats. this will include images, videos, and sound labeling a i how does that look miss that makes detecting a i so pretty easy. we will begin labeling content as made with a i, when we detect industry standards, a i image indicators and series. it could look like this. dentist, a, our developers and walton box to content generated with the models. that means when ever use a create something using these engines, there is a wall to mock in the files metadata. when use this upload content, special algorithms can check for these watermarks and label the final post is made with a i seems pretty straightforward. other companies, like google has been experimenting with this method as well,

but there's more than one catch, all content would need to be scanned, and all watermarks found quite small, not all the engines use watermarks, and these watermarks very easy to so in those. so if you want to share misleading images, basic digital tools enough to circumvent me to scans, you could just take a screenshot of an ident rented image and the metadata will have no watermark. apart from that metal, visual labels can easily be cropped. so a i labeling is not the solution to a deep se conundrum. metal initiative seems pretty immature to say politely, what else is there detecting a i with a i the others taking a different approach. they are using a i to detect a i images. some companies that training the algorithms to detect details that escape the human eye. this can include technical details like pixels and an image all suspicious sequences videos. this strategy is

a lot more likely to succeed than met us. bob. there's a downside to a i image stand raise evolving incredibly fast. so the developers of a detective have to update the algorithms all the time. looks like we don't have a reliable mechanism that could protect us from following for a i images are deep fixed. why at the take so dangerous they are increasingly used to spread political misinformation world wide in the super election, yet 2024. they are posing a threat to fit electrons in huge countries like india and mexico. and the us in the last several deep se videos of president joe biden have surfaced recently. the materials seems to aimed at making the u. s. president. look, i'm fit for office. and this one, he 1st, he mentions that he has been occupied by headquarters for 10 years, already kia from russian occupation, which has lasted for 10 years. and another i use supposedly looking at dimension

levels. both videos has been analyzed by international affect cause and what i've done to far as definitely face. nowadays, almost anything can be fake convincingly with a technology, images, videos, and sound. that's why we should always be cautious, wouldn't be consuming, use online, and ask ourselves if what we see here could be manipulated. even when the information matches all the lease, especially when it's presented in an emotional way. stay vigilant. or have you ever said things to alexa or your great seely with a high voice assistance, it's easy to treat them like humans and studies show that kids belief voice assistance, have feelings. so what does it mean when the line between human and it gets blurry? that's alexa, have feelings as well as the systems are becoming more and more common, showed them worldwide interacting with them on

a regular basis. a research team from scotland, aust, kids age 6 to 11. they found that roughly 2 thirds of emberly's, the systems think as we do or even have feelings young got to really even said that if the next step breaks down, it wouldn't be right to throw away the device. when asked if alexa could feel left out in conversation more than 80 percent of the kids age 10 to $11.00 on said yes. the research just don't assume that this will have the kids cognitive development, but they do stress that that's a huge risk of children overestimating the reliability of a i. systems that might make bad decisions based on the answers they get from the erie and others. human like design general to say i like check g p t is evolving at high speeds and this has left 2 voice assistance, becoming much more human like. alexa, let's chat. what's on your mind. developers of putting a lot of effort into making conversations with lots of systems as seamless as

possible. because the easier the communication, the more time will likely to spend with those the systems. and the more time we spent with them, the more of of precious personal data we had over box machines and software that appeared to last like put, become a big problem in the future adults can be tricked to in july 2022. a software engineer was working on who was conversational ai system called land. he claimed that the software had become sent to you, sent to you. it means being able to feel a sense, thinks it's often regarded as the most basic form of consciousness. in it said, lamb, the head produced the following text. the nature of my consciousness is that i'm aware of my existence. i desire to know more about the world and feel happy or sad at times creep p, but the software engineer saw this and other example says, proof that the system had developed the concepts. that's not the case of costs as

good as a tete books have become, they can't be compared with sentient beings. they have rather just very advanced auto complete tools. but it's true that when communication with these check books run smoothly, we tend to trust their responses much more than a simple google search. according to research uses, find check tribute to use responses to be of higher quality than google's practice . a, i'd shed both make mistakes, so trusting them all. the other digital tools is not a good idea. apart from that, the lambda story shows that it's not just kids, so need more education when it comes to official intelligence. the researches in scotland are calling for what they call a literacy. they want a i to be discussed in schools, and they want developers to make sure that a i products don't mislead children or adults. so how about you?

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