- The Iproov study finds that older adults fight more with deep defects
- False confidence is widespread among the youngest generation
- Social networks are a Deepfake access point, experts warn
As Deepfake technology continues to progress, concerns about erroneous information, fraud and identity theft are growing, thanks to literacy in AI tools in a surprising minimum.
A recent Iproov study affirms that most people fight to distinguish the content of the deep reality of reality, since it led 2,000 participants from the United Kingdom already exposed to a combination of real images and videos generated by AI, Finding only 0.1% of the participants, two whole people. – Distinguished correctly between real and deep stimuli.
The study found that older adults are particularly susceptible to deception generated by AI. About 30% of those aged 55 to 64, and 39% of those over 65, never before having heard of Deepfakes. While younger participants trusted their ability to detect deep defenders, their real performance in the study did not improve.
Major generations are more vulnerable
Deepfake’s videos were significantly more difficult to detect than the images, the study added, since the participants had 36% less likely to correctly identify a false video compared to an image, which generated concerns about fraud based on Video and erroneous information.
The social media platforms stood out as main sources of Deepfake content. Almost half of the participants (49%) identified goal platforms, including Facebook and Instagram, such as the most common places where deep defenders are, while 47% pointed to Tiktok.
“[This underlines] How vulnerable are organizations and consumers to the threat of identity fraud in the era of deep, “said Andrew Bud, founder and CEO of Iproov.
“The criminals are exploiting the inability of consumers to distinguish the real images of false, putting personal information and financial security at risk.”
Bud added even when people suspect a deep defake, most do not take measures. Only 20% of respondents said they would inform an alleged deep defake if they were online.
With the increasingly sophisticated deep defects, Iproov believes that human perception alone is no longer reliable for detection, and Bud emphasized the need for biometric security solutions with the detection of life to combat the threat of a material of a material of Dear Dear increasingly convincing.
“It is due to technology companies to protect their customers through the implementation of solid security measures,” he said. Threats. “
