Scammers, Fraud, and Deepfakes: The AI Arms Race
With cybercriminals leveraging AI to fuel scams and misinformation, how do we verify what's real? Joined by cybersecurity experts Shuman Ghosemajumder (former Global Head of Product Trust at Google), and Ken Nickerson (Inventor and Entrepreneur, ex-Microsoft, and ex-Rogers), John and Sonia confront a startling new reality where AI-generated deepfakes can mimic voices, images, and even entire identities with frightening accuracy. They explore how to protect democracy, businesses, and personal identities in a world where proof of authenticity is harder than ever.
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Show Notes
With cybercriminals leveraging AI to fuel scams and misinformation, how do we verify what's real? Joined by cybersecurity experts Shuman Ghosemajumder (former Global Head of Product Trust at Google and Co-founder of Reken), and Ken Nickerson (Inventor and Entrepreneur, iBinary, ex-Microsoft, ex-Rogers, ex-Kobo, ex-OMERS, and behind Sealed, a tool designed to verify digital content), John Stackhouse and Sonia Sennik confront a startling new reality where AI-generated deepfakes can mimic voices, images, and even entire identities with frightening accuracy.
Together, they unpack the rapidly shifting landscape of AI-driven fraud, explore the concept of "zero trust," and highlight innovative solutions that could help us navigate an era where digital deception is the norm.
They explore how to protect democracy, businesses, and personal identities in a world where proof of authenticity is harder than ever.
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