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sleepyjoe, you have run this i country to its absolute ground.sor at uc berkeley's ai research lab. i asked him whether we should be worried about the presidential elections in 202a. we'll very likely see many more deepfakes than we did in the last cycle, just because it's so much simpler. and i am not sure what measures we are taking to counter what effect that might have. there are plenty of other concerns around this tech, too — for example, scams. this could make them far more believable and far easier to execute. the federal trade commission put out a statement in march, warning people that scams imitating relatives can now be incredibly convincing. elevenlabs themselves say that as ai develops, people are simply going to have to learn to trust voices they hear and things that they see less. and kind of the wider education is just making sure that people across know that as we think about audio, as we think about texts, as we think about images, a lot of the content has been created is likely or could be ai—generated and it's important to kn

sleepyjoe, you have run this country to its absolute ground. mark nitzberg is a professor at uc berkeley's ai research lab. i asked him whether we should be worried about the presidential elections in 202a. we'll very likely see many more deepfakes than we did in the last cycle, just because it's so much simpler. and i'm not sure what measures we are taking to counter what effect that might have. there are plenty of other concerns around this tech, too. for example — scams. this could make them far more believable and far easier to execute. the federal trade commission put out a statement in march warning people that scams imitating relatives can now be incredibly convincing. elevenlabs themselves say that as ai develops, people are simply going to have to learn to trust voices they hear and things that they see less. and kind of the wider education is just making sure that people across know that as we think about audio, as we think about texts, as we think about images, a lot of the content has been created is likely or could be ai—generated.