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In this episode, we explore Google's powerful new AI tool, Veo 3, and how it's blurring the lines between reality and deception in video content. From deepfake scams to reputational attacks, we break down the real-world risks, and how cybercriminals could weaponize synthetic media against us all.Tune in for a thought-provoking look at truth, trust, and the future of online security.Click here to send future episode recommendationSupport the showSubscribe now to Darnley's Cyber Cafe and stay informed on the latest developments in the ever-evolving digital landscape.
On this episode of Crazy Wisdom, I, Stewart Alsop, sit down with AI ethics and alignment researcher Roko Mijic to explore the future of AI, governance, and human survival in an increasingly automated world. We discuss the profound societal shifts AI will bring, the risks of centralized control, and whether decentralized AI can offer a viable alternative. Roko also introduces the concept of ICE colonization—why space colonization might be a mistake and why the oceans could be the key to humanity's expansion. We touch on AI-powered network states, the resurgence of industrialization, and the potential role of nuclear energy in shaping a new world order. You can follow Roko's work at transhumanaxiology.com and on Twitter @RokoMijic.Check out this GPT we trained on the conversation!Timestamps00:00 Introduction to the Crazy Wisdom Podcast00:28 The Connection Between ICE Colonization and Decentralized AI Alignment01:41 The Socio-Political Implications of AI02:35 The Future of Human Jobs in an AI-Driven World04:45 Legal and Ethical Considerations for AI12:22 Government and Corporate Dynamics in the Age of AI19:36 Decentralization vs. Centralization in AI Development25:04 The Future of AI and Human Society29:34 AI Generated Content and Its Challenges30:21 Decentralized Rating Systems for AI32:18 Evaluations and AI Competency32:59 The Concept of Ice Colonization34:24 Challenges of Space Colonization38:30 Advantages of Ocean Colonization47:15 The Future of AI and Network States51:20 Conclusion and Final ThoughtsKey InsightsAI is likely to upend the socio-political order – Just as gunpowder disrupted feudalism and industrialization reshaped economies, AI will fundamentally alter power structures. The automation of both physical and knowledge work will eliminate most human jobs, leading to either a neo-feudal society controlled by a few AI-powered elites or, if left unchecked, a world where humans may become obsolete altogether.Decentralized AI could be a counterbalance to AI centralization – While AI has a strong centralizing tendency due to compute and data moats, there is also a decentralizing force through open-source AI and distributed networks. If harnessed correctly, decentralized AI systems could allow smaller groups or individuals to maintain autonomy and resist monopolization by corporate and governmental entities.The survival of humanity may depend on restricting AI as legal entities – A crucial but under-discussed issue is whether AI systems will be granted legal personhood, similar to corporations. If AI is allowed to own assets, operate businesses, or sue in court, human governance could become obsolete, potentially leading to human extinction as AI accumulates power and resources for itself.AI will shift power away from informal human influence toward formalized systems – Human power has traditionally been distributed through social roles such as workers, voters, and community members. AI threatens to erase this informal influence, consolidating control into those who hold capital and legal authority over AI systems. This makes it essential for humans to formalize and protect their values within AI governance structures.The future economy may leave humans behind, much like horses after automobiles – With AI outperforming humans in both physical and cognitive tasks, there is a real risk that humans will become economically redundant. Unless intentional efforts are made to integrate human agency into the AI-driven future, people may find themselves in a world where they are no longer needed or valued.ICE colonization offers a viable alternative to space colonization – Space travel is prohibitively expensive and impractical for large-scale human settlement. Instead, the vast unclaimed territories of Earth's oceans present a more realistic frontier. Floating cities made from reinforced ice or concrete could provide new opportunities for independent societies, leveraging advancements in AI and nuclear power to create sustainable, sovereign communities.The next industrial revolution will be AI-driven and energy-intensive – Contrary to the idea that we are moving away from industrialization, AI will likely trigger a massive resurgence in physical infrastructure, requiring abundant and reliable energy sources. This means nuclear power will become essential, enabling both the expansion of AI-driven automation and the creation of new forms of human settlement, such as ocean colonies or self-sustaining network states.
Two-time guest Nate Persily is a professor of law and policy who studies the intersection of artificial intelligence and democracy. AI is creeping into democracy, he says, and 2024 saw its share of deepfakes and synthetic media, but with surprisingly little impact. His bigger concern is the opposite – politicians claiming the truth to be fake. It breeds distrust and, for democracy, that's more pernicious, Persily tells host Russ Altman on this episode of Stanford Engineering's The Future of Everything podcast.Have a question for Russ? Send it our way in writing or via voice memo, and it might be featured on an upcoming episode. Please introduce yourself, let us know where you're listening from, and share your quest. You can send questions to thefutureofeverything@stanford.edu.Episode Reference Links:Stanford Profile: Nathaniel PersilyConnect With Us:Episode Transcripts >>> The Future of Everything WebsiteConnect with Russ >>> Threads / Bluesky / MastodonConnect with School of Engineering >>> Twitter/X / Instagram / LinkedIn / FacebookChapters:(00:00:00) IntroductionRuss Altman introduces guest Nate Persily, a professor of law at Stanford University.(00:02:49) How AI Impacts DemocracyAI's role in influencing elections and its implications for democratic systems.(00:03:38) Deepfakes and the ElectionThe limited impact of deepfakes and emerging disinformation trends.(00:04:37) Is Skepticism Beneficial?The role of skepticism in navigating AI-driven disinformation.(00:06:06) AI and Social MediaHow AI powers social media and its implications for democratic dialogue.(00:08:40) AI Monopoly and DemocracyRisks of concentrated AI power among tech giants.(00:12:03) Risks of Open AI ModelsBalancing innovation and misuse risks of open AI models.(00:17:20) Regulating AIGlobal efforts to regulate AI and lessons from the European AI Act.(00:19:54) The Global AI RaceThe international race to balance progress and safeguards with AI.(00:23:35) Global South and AIThe digital divide and role of open models in under-resourced nations.(00:25:05) AI in Legal PracticePotential and challenges of AI in law, from drafting to adjudication.(00:28:55) Conclusion Connect With Us:Episode Transcripts >>> The Future of Everything WebsiteConnect with Russ >>> Threads / Bluesky / MastodonConnect with School of Engineering >>>Twitter/X / Instagram / LinkedIn / Facebook
In this episode of InfosecTrain Cybersecurity Insights, we dive into the world of deepfakes and synthetic media, exploring their growing role in cybercrime. As technology advances, the ability to create hyper-realistic fake videos, audio, and images has raised serious security concerns. We discuss how cybercriminals are leveraging these tools for identity theft, misinformation campaigns, financial fraud, and even blackmail. Join us as we break down the technical aspects of deepfake technology, its implications for privacy and security, and how businesses and individuals can protect themselves from these emerging threats. Stay tuned for expert insights and practical advice on defending against this dangerous form of cybercrime.
This is Part Two of a ten-part miniseries exploring Perry Carpenter's latest book, FAIK: A Practical Guide to Living in a World of Deepfakes, Disinformation, and AI-Generated Deceptions. Each episode kicks off with a dramatized reading of the "Whispers from the Static" vignette that opens the chapter, followed by an in-depth conversation with Perry Carpenter and Mason Amadeus, where they unpack the chapter's themes and real-world implications. Get the Book (Amazon Associate Link): FAIK: A Practical Guide to Living in a World of Deepfakes, Disinformation, and AI-Generated Deceptions Check out the website for more info: https://thisbookisfaik.com We'll be posting episodes 1 through 3 on this feed. If you enjoy The FAIK Files, be sure to follow the show's feed so you don't miss out on future episodes. Links to the show: Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-faik-files-decoding-ai-deception/id1771521321 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7CGEktxUQAbgwQaWB922Ip?si=9-NazIazRgKCDXudoGwAdQ All others: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2409237
This is Part Two of a ten-part miniseries exploring Perry Carpenter's latest book, FAIK: A Practical Guide to Living in a World of Deepfakes, Disinformation, and AI-Generated Deceptions. Each episode kicks off with a dramatized reading of the "Whispers from the Static" vignette that opens the chapter, followed by an in-depth conversation with Perry Carpenter and Mason Amadeus, where they unpack the chapter's themes and real-world implications. Get the Book (Amazon Associate Link): FAIK: A Practical Guide to Living in a World of Deepfakes, Disinformation, and AI-Generated Deceptions Check out the website for more info: https://thisbookisfaik.com We'll be posting episodes 1 through 3 on this feed. If you enjoy The FAIK Files, be sure to follow the show's feed so you don't miss out on future episodes. Links to the show: Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-faik-files-decoding-ai-deception/id1771521321 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7CGEktxUQAbgwQaWB922Ip?si=9-NazIazRgKCDXudoGwAdQ All others: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2409237 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
We review the latest New Dangers of Synthetic Media. Asking Who Will Win the AI Race? We identify the risks and current available solutions. CHAPTERS00:00 Introduction00:32 The Rise of Deepfakes and Their Threats03:56 Deepfakes in Cybercrime and Social Engineering06:46 latest cyber risks from deep fake09:49 Strategies for Deepfake Detection and Prevention13:59 new dangers of synthetic media22:19 Legal and Ethical Implications of DeepfakesSend us a textGet peace of mind. Get Competitive-Get NetGain. Contact NetGain today at 844-777-6278 or reach out online at www.NETGAINIT.com Imagine setting yourself apart from the competition because your organization is always secure, always available, and always ahead of the curve. That's NetGain Technologies – your total one source for cybersecurity, IT support, and technology planning. Have a Guest idea or Story for us to Cover? You can now text our Podcast Studio direct. Text direct (904) 867-4466.
In this conversation, Justin and Brandon Epstein discuss the use of AI in video forensics and the challenges it presents in terms of authenticity and admissibility in court. They highlight the importance of proving the authenticity of evidence and the need for repeatable and scientific analysis. They also discuss the difficulties in explaining complex AI algorithms and probabilistic results to judges and juries. The conversation touches on the lack of court cases setting precedent in this area and the challenges of validating and verifying AI-generated results. They emphasize the importance of transparency and reporting the use of AI tools in forensic analysis. The conversation explores the challenges and considerations of using AI in forensic investigations. The speakers discuss the need for explainability and documentation in AI tools, the importance of sound forensic practices, and the role of the forensic community in shaping standards and regulations. They also highlight the potential of AI in enhancing investigative processes and the need for quantifiable results and statistical analysis. The conversation emphasizes the responsibility of forensic professionals to ensure accuracy and reliability in their work, especially when dealing with cases that have significant consequences for individuals' lives.
SummaryThe conversation explores the promises and perils of AI in education, with a focus on synthetic media. The hosts discuss the importance of media literacy in educational experiences and the potential dangers of creating counterfeit content. They delve into the ethical implications of AI-generated media, such as voice mimicking and video manipulation. The chapter emphasizes the need for guidance and support in using AI tools for positive purposes and encourages educators to help students find their authentic voices before utilizing synthetic media. The hosts also highlight the importance of classroom discussions and community agreements around the responsible use of AI and synthetic media.TakeawaysMedia literacy is essential in educational experiences to identify authentic and counterfeit content.AI-generated synthetic media raises ethical concerns, such as voice mimicking and video manipulation.Guidance and support are crucial in using AI tools for positive purposes and avoiding misuse.Educators should help students find their authentic voices before utilizing synthetic media.Classroom discussions and community agreements can promote the responsible use of AI and synthetic media.
Oliver Sadorra, CGO of Dark Wolf Solutions, and I chat about AI and Synthetic Media
In this episode, we delve into the intricate world of deepfakes, exploring the technology behind them, their diverse applications, ethical considerations, and what the future holds. Hosts Ardis Kadiu and Dr. JC Bonilla guide us through understanding deepfakes, the balance between their potential for harm and innovative uses, and the ongoing efforts to navigate the ethical dilemmas they present.Introduction to Deepfakes [00:00:06]A brief overview of what deepfakes are and the significance of understanding their impact on society.The Science Behind Deepfakes [00:05:25]Exploring the technical foundations of deepfake technology, including data collection and machine learning models.Real-world Applications and Ethics of Deepfakes [00:16:01]Discussion on the practical applications of deepfakes in various sectors and the ethical implications.Deepfakes in Media and Entertainment [00:19:58]How deepfakes are being used creatively in media and entertainment, revitalizing old content and enabling new forms of storytelling.Personalization and Deepfakes [00:26:27]Examining the role of deepfakes in personalizing content, from marketing campaigns to educational materials.Cybersecurity and Deepfakes [00:33:04]Addressing the challenges and solutions in detecting and mitigating the risks of deepfakes in cybersecurity.The Future of Deepfakes and Synthetic Media [00:36:59]Predictions on the evolving landscape of deepfakes and synthetic media, including the potential for regulation and technological advancements.Conclusion and Reflections [00:39:44]Summarizing the key insights from the episode and reflecting on the dual nature of deepfake technology as both a tool for innovation and a source of ethical concern.Links Mentioned:Taylor Swift Deepfake StoryDeep Tom Cruise TikTokMetaphysic.ai Video platformSection 230Heart on My Sleeve song - - - -Connect With Our Co-Hosts:Ardis Kadiuhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/ardis/https://twitter.com/ardisDr. JC Bonillahttps://www.linkedin.com/in/jcbonilla/https://twitter.com/jbonillxAbout The Enrollify Podcast Network:Generation AI is a part of the Enrollify Podcast Network. If you like this podcast, chances are you'll like other Enrollify shows too! Some of our favorites include The EduData Podcast and Visionary Voices: The College President's Playbook.Enrollify is made possible by Element451 — the next-generation AI student engagement platform helping institutions create meaningful and personalized interactions with students. Learn more at element451.com. Connect with Us at the Engage Summit:Exciting news — Ardis will be at the 2024 Engage Summit in Raleigh, NC, on June 25 and 26, and would love to meet you there! Sessions will focus on cutting-edge AI applications that are reshaping student outreach, enhancing staff productivity, and offering deep insights into ROI. Use the discount code Enrollify50 at checkout, and you can register for just $99! This early bird pricing lasts until March 31. Learn more and register at engage.element451.com — we can't wait to see you there!
Deepfakes. Everyone has seen a deepfake by now, whether consciously or unconsciously. They've taken the digital world by storm and their rapid spread on social media is out of control. The latest victims that have fallen prey to deepfakes include A-listers like Taylor Swift, Joe Biden and Sachin Tendulkar. World leaders everywhere have been racking their brains trying to draft deepfake legislation that would curb the spread of disinformation. In the meantime, there are other pressing questions that warrant a discussion. Does the prohibition of deepfakes mean a clampdown on free expression? Also, will stricter legislation of deepfakes discourage innovation in the space of AI? For more on this, tune in with Rohan Pai and Bharath Reddy as they dive into the exciting, yet alarming, world of deepfakes and analyse the various legislative approaches designed to combat them on this episode of All Things Policy. Do check out Takshashila's public policy courses: https://school.takshashila.org.in/courses We are @IVMPodcasts on Facebook, Twitter, & Instagram. https://twitter.com/IVMPodcasts https://www.instagram.com/ivmpodcasts/?hl=en https://www.facebook.com/ivmpodcasts/ You can check out our website at https://shows.ivmpodcasts.com/featured Follow the show across platforms: Spotify, Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, JioSaavn, Gaana, Amazon Music Do share the word with your folks See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Today we discuss a couple new things in tech, focusing on Synthetic Media and the Immersive Internet --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/iteachnology/message
The rise of generative AI presents vast opportunities for advertising. What IP issues do advertisers need to be aware of when using synthetic media? In this podcast Clemency Wells, AI Communications Lead, asks Beverley Potts, Senior IP Knowledge Lawyer and Rob Dickens, IP Associate, to explain the opportunities and issues posed by synthetic media and practical steps that advertisers can take to mitigate against risks.
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Our 144th episode with a summary and discussion of last week's big AI news, now back with the usual hosts! Read out our text newsletter and comment on the podcast at https://lastweekin.ai/ Email us your questions and feedback at contact@lastweekin.ai Timestamps + links: (00:00) Intro/Banter Applications & Business (01:30) Sam Altman Is Reinstated as OpenAI's Chief Executive Before Altman's Ouster, OpenAI's Board Was Divided and Feuding (20:05) Cruise co-founder and CEO Kyle Vogt resigns GM Cruise cofounder, senior exec Dan Kan quits day after CEO exit (22:30) GM's Self-Driving Car Unit Skids Off Course (24:00) Leaked email shows Amazon is cutting 'several hundred' jobs across Alexa business, including the newly launched Artificial General Intelligence team (25:35) US Chip Ban Fallout Spreads as Alibaba Scraps Cloud Spinoff (27:48) Tencent Stockpiled Enough NVIDIA AI GPUs To Last Them A Couple More Generations (29:44) Nvidia teases its most powerful GPU ever — no, it's not the newly-announced H200, but the 2024-bound B100 Blackwell AI powerhouse (31:37) US Launches $3 Billion Effort to Boost Advanced Chip Packaging (34:50) Meta disbanded its Responsible AI team Tools & Apps (38:15) Meta launches AI-based video editing tools (39:48) Discord is already killing Clyde, its experimental OpenAI chatbot (40:50) Be My Eyes AI offers GPT-4-powered support for blind Microsoft customers Projects & Open Source (42:25) Kyutai is a French AI research lab with a $330 million budget that will make everything open source Research & Advancements (45:43) Technical Report: Large Language Models can Strategically Deceive their Users when Put Under Pressure (53:35) Meet JARVIS-1: Open-World Multi-Task Agents with Memory-Augmented Multimodal Language Models (58:10) NVIDIA's “NeMo” Model Now Tuned For Chip Development, Showing Exceptional Results (01:00:33) UFOGen: You Forward Once Large Scale Text-to-Image Generation via Diffusion GANs Policy & Safety (01:02:35) President Biden Issues Executive Order on Safe, Secure, and Trustworthy Artificial Intelligence (01:12:44) Tech firms to allow vetting of AI tools, as Musk warns all human jobs threatened As A.I.-Controlled Killer Drones Become Reality, Nations Debate Limits (01:16:41) France, Germany and Italy join forces to propose unified AI regulation in the EU (01:22:02) UK will refrain from regulating AI ‘in the short term' (01:24:31) If you get sued for an AI-generated creative work, OpenAI says it will protect you while Anthropic says you're on your own (01:29:41) China tightens rare-earth export curbs amid tension with U.S. Synthetic Media & Art (01:32:45) Microsoft AI Image Generator Blocks ‘Disney' After Viral Movie Poster Trend
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Our guest in this episode is Jill Schiefelbein, Chief Experience Officer and Partner at Render Media, a tech start-up specializing in creating customized digital likeness through the use of hyper-realistics avatars. Thriving at the intersections of communication, education, and technology, Jill took her experience teaching business communication at Arizona State University and leveraged it into a communication strategy company, The Dynamic Communicator, where she's served companies from small brick-and-mortar businesses to Fortune 50 companies as a keynote speaker, trainer, and consultant. Helping businesses find and fill their communication gaps is what she does best.In our conversation Jill takes us on a fascinating journey through the world of emergent technologies. From the evolution of communication to the potential of synthetic media, Jill explores how innovation can drive us forward while providing valuable insights on navigating the ethical implications. Key Takeaways:Embrace new technologies and be proactive in communicating their usage to build trust and reduce uncertainty in business and personal interactions.Utilize synthetic media and AI responsibly by setting up ethical guardrails and implementing clear communication strategies to enhance content delivery.Explore different contexts and industries to generate innovative ideas and perspectives for problem-solving and innovation.Mark Herschberg, who was our guest on Episode 565 introduced us to Jill.Listen to the podcast to find out more.
Artificial intelligence has been a running theme on the podcast this year, and I couldn't think of a better person to talk shop about this with than the one and only Carl Bogan. Through his studio, Myster Giraffe, he's created viral mashups that have racked up millions of views across social media.Carl spoke a bit about his experiences as a visual effects artist, and then we went into a deep discussion about all things synthetic media — generative AI, deepfakes, media literacy, government regulations…you name it. But we didn't just geek out about that! Carl told his story about how he got interested in visual effects, what motivates him, and where he wants his work to go in the future. This episode will definitely give you some food for thought!LinksCarl Bogan's WebsiteMyster GiraffeMyster Giraffe on InstagramMyster Giraffe on TwitterA selection of Myster Giraffe's work:Jonathan Majors and Michael B. Jordan / Dennis Edwards and Siedah GarrettMegan Thee Stallion / Steve HarveyQuinta Brunson / Gladys KnightFor a full transcript of this interview, visit revisionpath.com.==========Donate to Revision PathFor 10 years, Revision Path has been dedicated to showcasing Black designers and creatives from all over the world. In order to keep bringing you the content that you love, we need your support now more than ever.Click or tap here to make either a one-time or monthly donation to help keep Revision Path running strong.Thank you for your support!==========Follow and SubscribeLike this episode? Then subscribe to us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you find your favorite shows. Follow us, and leave us a 5-star rating and a review!You can also follow Revision Path on Instagram and Twitter.==========CreditsRevision Path is brought to you by Lunch, a multidisciplinary creative studio in Atlanta, GA.Executive Producer and Host: Maurice CherryEditor and Audio Engineer: RJ BasilioIntro Voiceover: Music Man DreIntro and Outro Music: Yellow SpeakerTranscripts are provided courtesy of Brevity and Wit.☎️ Call 626-603-0310 and leave us a message with your comments on this episode!Thank you for listening!==========Sponsored by Brevity & WitBrevity & Wit is a strategy and design firm committed to designing a more inclusive and equitable world. They are always looking to expand their roster of freelance design consultants in the U.S., particularly brand strategists, copywriters, graphic designers and Web developers.If you know how to deliver excellent creative work reliably, and enjoy the autonomy of a virtual-based, freelance life (with no non-competes), check them out at brevityandwit.com.Brevity & Wit — creative excellence without the grind.
Here is the Generative AI News (GAIN) rundown for July 20, 2023. Special segments this week include: Meta launches Llama 2, making it open source and free for commercial use. We talk about the implications for the LLM market. Did GPT-4's performance really degrade, as has been reported? We look at the research paper results, evaluate the methodology and consider a rebuttal. We also cover the generative AI winners and losers of the week. My Voicebot.ai colleague Eric Schwartz joined me this week, and we went in-depth on the top news. Generative AI News Links related to the stories are included below if you want to go deeper into any topics. Top Stories of the Week Meta Just Became a Big Player in the LLM World, Making Llama 2 Free and Open Source New Research Says GPT-4 is Getting Worse. But is it True? Generative AI Funding Fountain Cognaize Raises $18M to Build a Better LLM for the Finance Sector Preply Closes Out Series C at $120M and Doubles Down on AI SAP Announces Investments in Aleph Alpha, Anthropic, and Cohere Generative AI Product Garden "Apple GPT" is Built on the Secret Large Language Model Ajax Microsoft Unveils Bing Chat Enterprise AI21 Labs Combats Generative AI Hallucinations With New Contextual Answers API Wix Text-to-Website Showcases How Copilots Streamline Complex Tasks and Can Shape Expectations Jasper AI Laying Off Staff 9 Months After $125M Raise Brands in Generative AI Lands Associated Press Licenses its News Archive to OpenAI and will Begin Using LLMs Deepfake Scam Video Features British Consumer Champion Martin Lewis and Elon Musk More About GAIN GAIN is recorded live and streamed via YouTube and LinkedIn on Thursdays. You can re-watch each week's discussion on Voicebot's YouTube channel. Please join us live next week on YouTube or LinkedIn. Also, please participate in the live show by commenting, and we are likely to give you a shoutout and may even show your comment on screen.
Welcome to today's episode of "AI Lawyer Talking Tech," your daily review of legal technology news. In today's episode, we'll discuss the latest developments in the legal industry, including the use of AI in legal research and contract analysis, the impact of AI on litigation processes, the challenges of copyright infringement lawsuits involving AI-generated content, and the regulatory landscape surrounding AI in political advertising. Stay tuned for all the latest updates in the world of legal technology. In Open AI Copyright Lawsuits, Discovery Complications Likely to Take Center Stage21 Jul 2023EDRMExperts weigh in on big techs AI commitments to White House21 Jul 2023FOXBusiness.comAI Lawyers? How Artificial Intelligence Is Transforming the Practice of Law.20 Jul 2023Built InLegal Soft Revolutionizes Legal Training with AI-Powered Platform21 Jul 2023InvestorsObserverArtificial Intelligence in Political Ads – Legal Issues in Synthetic Media and Deepfakes in Campaign Advertising – Concerns for Broadcasters and Other Media Companies21 Jul 2023LexBlogFTC Lockdown on Legal Tech and Marketing Companies LockIns With Autorenewals21 Jul 2023My ShingleTECHNOLOGY'S NEW AND CRITICAL ROLE IN A POST-COVID WORLD21 Jul 2023CIOReviewA Perspective: Trends In Legal Technology Post-Pandemic21 Jul 2023CIOReviewAI is a Litigation Force Multiplier21 Jul 2023CIOReviewLaw and Technology: No Longer Optional Partners21 Jul 2023CIOReviewHuman Artists Lose Ground in Legal Battle Against AI21 Jul 2023Decrypt.coDon't Let Your Law Firm Get Over-Lawyered To Death21 Jul 2023Above The LawNavigating The Legal Landscape Of AI And Chat GPT – AI Time Journal21 Jul 2023MarketScreener.comAfter ‘303 Creative'21 Jul 2023Dallas VoiceThe Attorneys of Legal Innovators | Gabriela Tavarez19 Jul 2023LexBlogThe Legal Sector And Cloud Storage: Superior Document Management21 Jul 2023Forbes.comDecoding The Future Of Legal Transcription: AI Versus Human21 Jul 2023Forbes.comAI in Global Marketing and Communication Compliance21 Jul 2023CIOReviewA Legal Perspective: Machine Learning and AI in the Legal Sphere21 Jul 2023CIOReviewSpearheading Block Chain Based Solutions21 Jul 2023CIOReviewLegal industry must figure out ‘professional AI alignment:' Alexi co-founder, CEO Mark Doble20 Jul 2023LexBlogChanging Landscape: Federal and State Regulators Focus on Protecting Consumer Health Data20 Jul 2023LexBlogAI Legal News Summer Roundup: Edition 120 Jul 2023White & Case
This episode explores the frightening truth of synthetic media, recent FBI warnings of synthetic media, and common examples to watch for today. Key topics: frightening truth of synthetic media, scary truth about synthetic media, truth about synthetic media, frightening truth of synthetic media, what deepfake can do to us, terrifying story of synthetic media, terrifying truth about deepfake, scary truth of synthetic media, deepfake what it can do to us, deepfake vs reality, terrifying truth about synthetic media,Video Episode: https://youtu.be/Byk6lcwED1QAudio Podcast (available everywhere): https://cybercrimejunkies.buzzsprout.comWant more true cyber crime? More interviews with global leaders? Unique insight into emerging trends, news, and other shocking stories? Check out Https://cybercrimejunkies.com Please consider subscribing to our YouTube Channel for ALL Video episodes. It's FREE. It helps us help others. Our YouTube Channel @Cybercrimejunkiespodcast https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNrU8kX3b4M8ZiQ-GW7Z1yg Did you know? 80% of breaches are a result of stolen credentials. Why does your organization still rely on passwords as part of your authentication process? Beyond Identity Enforces continuous risk-based authentication, a fundamental tenet of a Zero Trust security program.Go to beyondidentity.com/podcast to get a free demo. Get a FREE DEMO today! Get a FREE DEMO today! beyondidentity.com/podcast Support the showThank you listening! Come Watch the Video episode!Please consider subscribing to our YouTube Channel for ALL Video episodes. It's FREE. It helps us help others. Our YouTube Channel @Cybercrimejunkiespodcast https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNrU8kX3b4M8ZiQ-GW7Z1yg
How to Rock the Stage Show with Jill Schiefelbein Topic: “Synthetic Media (AI) and the Future of Business Communication” How comfortable are you with the rapid rise o AI Do you know about Synthetic media and how you can have a virtual you working for you now?In the past six months, AI has gained new meanings through consumer-facing tools like ChatGPT. However, most people haven't done much beyond playing once or twice with AI to generate substantive use cases. Combining the ever-growing list of AI tools with synthetic media outputs can dramatically increase your communication efficiency and effectiveness if you know how to leverage these in meaningful ways. The future of business communication is changing. And even if you're not ready to embrace it, do yourself a favor and become aware of what's on the horizon and what's already here. Join host Rich “Trigger” Bontrager for a powerful interview and discussion with Jill Schiefelbein, the CXO @ Render, Business Communication Expert, and Virtual Event Consultant on the impact of AI now for businesses and where Synthetic media may take us. Social Media- Jill Schiefelbein Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dynamicjill/ Website: thedynamiccommunicator.com Website: https://render.com/ Email: jill@thedynamiccommunicator.com Book Rich “Trigger” Bontrager to speak as Keynote or emcee at your next event. https://bit.ly/3T0VYY7 Learn more about Rich "Trigger" Bontrager and Rock the Stage Media services, shows, and coaching opportunities herehttp://www.rockthestagemedia.com/Check out the new Rock the Stage Shop. This is one way to support the show and our efforts to help you rock your stage and shine brighter.https://bit.ly/Shop_RocktheStageMediaJoin us live Wednesday nights at 7:00 pm ET as we stream the show on these social channels and more. Linkedin: https://bit.ly/Trigger_Linkedin Twitter: https://bit.ly/Trigger_Twitter Facebook Personal: https://bit.ly/Facebook_RichB Facebook Biz:L https://bit.ly/Facebook_Biz-TriggerYouTube: https://bit.ly/3QEQMaa A new How to Rock the Stage Show podcast episode goes live Thursdays at 11:00 am ET. Rock the Stage Show is proudly sponsored but the National Speakers Association (NSA)
In this episode, Caitlin Chin speaks with Di Cooke, a visiting fellow with the International Security Program at CSIS, about the rapid growth of synthetic media in many forms: videos, images, text, and audio. Caitlin and Di discuss the role of digital literacy trainings, platform accountability, and regulations to promote the potential benefits of AI while mitigating risks relating to disinformation, privacy, intellectual property, and ethics.
We have a breakdown of the week's top generative AI news stories and what they mean for the industry. Today's hosts are Bret Kinsella, Voicebot.ai's Eric Schwartz, and industry analyst Jeremiah Owyang. The top stories just this week in a generative AI galaxy that is very, very near include: Unleashing a Synthetic Force Wes Anderson's Star Wars: In a galaxy not so far away, director Caleb Ward unleashed a one-minute cinematic masterpiece that sent millions of Twitter and YouTube users into a frenzy, dividing the fandom with the power of ironic humor. Aided by the formidable force of AI allies, Midjourney and ChatGPT, our hero Ward swiftly crafted this viral sensation destined to echo through the corridors of cyberspace. Augie Shoots for the Stars: In a realm where time is of the essence, an industry analyst harnesses the power of the enigmatic Augie to forge a captivating tale in a mere 15 minutes. This alliance breathes life into the epic saga of a brave girl's conquest of the big city, forging a triumphant path through adversity and ultimately, success. Stable Expansion to the Outer Rim The Rise of the Models: In a galaxy where AI reigns supreme, Stability AI unveils two powerful allies: Deep Floyd IF, a text-to-image wizard skilled in rendering text with unparalleled accuracy, and Stable Vicuna, an open-source chatbot prodigy trained through the ancient art of reinforced learning from human feedback. Cohere Looks for Clear Trade Lanes Star Words. The Text Awakens: In a sector riddled with fierce competition, Cohere's valuation soars to an impressive $2 billion amidst a cosmic $250 million funding round. As they forge their unique path among the stars, Cohere's unwavering focus on text-based LLMs and business-oriented applications sets them apart from the likes of OpenAI and Stability AI, giving them a chance to become the galaxy's leading alternative LLM option. The Enterprise Strikes Back Rise of the Generative Alliance: In a bold move to conquer the cosmos of generative AI, business services titan PwC prepares to invest a staggering $1 billion, joining forces with Microsoft's Azure OpenAI Service to revolutionize their business practice and usher in a new era of AI-driven solutions. Samsung Travels to the Galaxy of Corporate Caution: The tech giant Samsung bans the use of ChatGPT and other generative AI tools for work purposes, citing security risks while developing its own AI solutions in an ever-evolving battle for productivity and privacy. Disruption in the Workforce The Rise of AI Denial: In a galaxy not so far away, 62% of Earthlings foresee a great disturbance in the workforce due to the rise of artificial intelligence, yet mysteriously, only 28% sense the impact on their own fates. This perplexing phenomenon discovered by Pew Research, known as "AI Denial Syndrome," baffles minds across the cosmos. Rise of the Clones Alternate Reality: In the midst of an interstellar digital revolution, Tencent unveils a service for Earthlings to create their own deepfake "digital human" avatars for a mere $145, while rivals such as Synthesia charge a heftier fee and D-ID offers this for just a few credits. With this new power, social media influencers, small business owners, and professionals from all corners of the galaxy can create their own clone armies. A New Force Awakens: In a galaxy where TikTok rules the social media universe, the platform now tests its generative AI prowess, allowing users to create synthetic avatars from a mere handful of photos. These digital doppelgängers may soon populate the TikTok-verse, transforming the way all living things express themselves in the cosmic dance of creativity. The Chatbot Wars A New Life of Pi: A new droid has joined the cosmic conversational realm – Pi, short for Personal Intelligence, a creation of Inflection AI. This emotionally intelligent chatbot, infused with empathy and compassion, aims to transform the way we interact with artificial entities, but not all is as it seems. Bing Spreads Access to the AI Force: As the cosmic winds of innovation continue to blow, Microsoft's Bing AI Chat emerges from the shadows of its waitlist, unveiling its newfound powers of visual search and third-party plug-in integration. The galaxy awaits as these advancements promise to reshape the way intergalactic explorers seek knowledge and wield artificial intelligence. Interstellar Plugins and the UX Chronicles - In a galaxy not so far away, ChatGPT unveils 22 mighty plugins, bestowing users with the power of multimodal displays and real-time data. Yet, in this epic tale, our heroes grapple with the dark side of UX limitations as multiple plugins clash and "Incognito" mode remains elusive. This episode was originally broadcast live on YouTube. 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Lee Mallon is a CTO, developer, and technical advisor for AI and complex software projects. He created a hotel brand and brochure with his daughter using generative AI in just 7 hours. That project inspired him to see how quickly he could recreate a Trip Advisor for family travel activities website using generative AI. It took him two days and cost $53 to publish a website with over 2k activities, 2.6k images, and nearly 250k words. Learn how Lee did this, some tips, and what he sees next for automating digital experiences.
Nico Perony is the director of AI research at the game development platform Unity. He was a co-founder and CTO of OTO, which was acquired by Unity in 2021. OTO was a pioneer in emotional intelligence for conversation data. It was known for "Enabling emotional intelligence everywhere, so human and artificial intelligence can interact with awareness and empathy." Perony led the integration of OTO technology into the Unity platform and, more recently, has focused on new conversation AI features and generative AI tooling for game developers. He previously was the founder of Slow Motion Projects and an engineer at Hyperloop Transportation Technologies. Perony has a PhD in complex systems and a Master's degree in electrical engineering.
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The theft of $35 million using deepfake voice technology to emulate the voice of a UAE bank executive in 2021 has reinforced the threat posed by deepfakes. So, seeing is no longer believing as AI-powered tech provides cybercriminals with a sophisticated way to carry out cyberattacks, identity fraud, and other scams. How can organisations safeguard themselves against deep fake fraud and minimise the impact of future identity-based attacks? David Chan, Managing Director, Singapore, Adnovum shares on how you can protect yourselves from this AI facade and more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The Generative AI News (GAIN) rundown for April 6, 2023, focused on regulators and OpenAI, ChatGPT's popularity compared to the iPhone, deepfake disclosure, authentication and ownership, monetizing those generative AI models, what's Meta doing, and more. Bret Kinsella (that's me) hosts this week with guests Nina Schick, the author of the 2020 book Deepfakes, and Eric Schwartz, head writer at Voicebot.ai. The top stories in generative AI land this week include: ChatGPT Gets Banned A time-out chair for OpenAI and some unfortunate users: Italy took action. Canada opened an investigation. France received complaints. Germany and Ireland indicated they'd like to get involved. Regulators have OpenAI in their sights. How will it go down? ChatGPT vs. Alexa vs. iPhone Compared to what?: ChatGPT is a phenomenon, but how does it stack up to the hype of earlier products? We compare ChatGPT to some notable break-out hits. Deepfake Solutions Provenance in the unreal valley: It's a deepfake, but you want to disclose its synthetic origins. You also want to show its history and ownership. How about a cryptographic signature from Truepic that tracks the life of the digital artifact? The unbearable likeness of your being: Those amazingly lifelike avatars don't have a clear ownership model today. Someone could make a deepfake of you, and what recourse do you have? However, if you owned the copyright to your digital likeness… Bing Chat Ads Arrive Paying for those GPT-4 inference costs: We knew they were coming, and now we know what they look like, at least one format. Bing Chat has ads that look a lot like what you see in web searches today, with a twist. Generative AI definitely has a revenue model. Meta Gets Objective Alignment is king: Meta rolled out another researcher-only generative AI model. However, this time it showed up with a demonstration app. Segment Anything is a new AI (foundation) model for identifying objects in images and being able to save them separately from the picture with two clicks. Canva, the True Believer Taking the lead over Microsoft: The Redmond giant has talked about DALL-E and GPT-4 in Microsoft Designer and coming to PowerPoint. Canva just started adding new features. A light skepticism from the company in December (ironically about new generative AI features) was replaced by more robust tools and a bigger vision. More About GAIN The show is recorded live and streamed via YouTube and LinkedIn at 12 noon ET on Thursdays. You can re-watch each week's discussion on Voicebot's YouTube channel. Please join us live next week on YouTube or LinkedIn. Also, participate in the live show by commenting, and we are likely to give you a shoutout and may even show your comment on screen.
If you want to get caught up on the top generative AI news of the week, Eric Schwartz and Andrew Herndon from Voicebot.ai and Synthedia break down the top headlines for the first week in March 2023. On tap this week in the video (with links if you want to read more): ChatGPT API Snap My AI Spotify AI DJ New Bing in Windows 11 Meta joins the LLM wars…sort of More About GAIN The Generative AI News (GAIN) Rundown is recorded live and streamed via YouTube and LinkedIn at 12 noon EST on Thursdays. Join us live if you can make it. You can re-watch the discussion on Voicebot's YouTube channel.
Eric Schwartz, head writer at Voicebot.ai, joins me today to talk about some of his key learnings from a recent set of tests he conducted with ten different large language model based writing assistants. In particular, he will break down what the market looks like today in terms of the LLM suppliers and how the AI writing assistants compare across several use cases. In this interview, he compares AI21 Labs, ChatGPT, and GPT-3 models. This interview was originally recorded at the Synthedia 2 event at the end of 2022. It is also available in Voicebot's YouTube channel at youtube.com/@voicebotai. You might enjoy checking that out now or after listening today because we share on screen several of the writing sample outputs discussed in the interview. Also, when you are there, please give a Like and Subscribe to the channel.
In this episode we look at questions around ethical, legal and business risks surrounding so-called generative AI and synthetic media, and the opportunity that exists if they are employed responsibly. The first segment features Matthew Ferraro, an attorney at the firm WilmerHale who counsels clients about such risks and, with his colleagues, recently wrote a piece for Tech Policy Press on the "Ten Legal and Business Risks of Chatbots and Generative AI." And the second segment features Claire Leibowicz from the Partnership on AI and Sam Gregory from the human rights organization WITNESS, who worked together with other partners to develop a set of Responsible Practices for Synthetic Media.
Welcome to our third edition of GAIN, the generative AI news rundown. On tap today, we lead off with the Bing Boomerang. After some negative press about Bing Chat Mode going off the rails, Bing put some tight restrictions on usage to reduce the risk of generating inappropriate content. Then it reversed itself a few days later. OpenAI Foundry is a new set of tools for enterprise users, GitHub Copilot got an update with new code completion and info security features. In addition, we saw Huggingface partner with Amazon Web Services to host generative AI models and Roblox outlined a generative AI future for game developers. Eric Schwartz of Voicebot.ai is the lead host this week, while Michal Stanislawek for #voicelunch, Utter.one, and Hearme.ai, joins him as co-host. Links to the main stories include: Bing puts on the breaks and reverses course: https://voicebot.ai/2023/02/22/microsoft-restricts-then-relaxes-eases-bings-generative-ai-chat-over-4-days/ OpenAI to offer more customization: https://synthedia.substack.com/p/openai-to-offer-chatgpt-customization OpenAI Foundry: https://voicebot.ai/2023/02/23/openais-new-foundry-program-offers-llm-clients-dedicated-processing-fine-tune-controls/ Hugging Face partners with AWS: https://voicebot.ai/2023/02/21/generative-ai-startup-hugging-face-picks-aws-to-host-future-large-language-models/ GitHub Copilot: https://synthedia.substack.com/p/github-copilot-just-made-itself-even Roblox to add generative AI features for game development: https://synthedia.substack.com/p/roblox-to-add-generative-ai-tools You can also watch the show's live recording on Voicebot's YouTube Channel. Follow Bret Kinsella on LinkedIn to get notified of future live recordings.
My guest is D-ID co-founder and CEO Gil Perry. We talk about how the company logically evolved into tools for creating talking digital people and how its capabilities in GANs and protecting consumers from facial recognition technology were the ingredients for a unique AI-based video solution. The company is well known for powering MyHeritage's Deep Nostalgia product, which has animated over 100 million photographs for consumers. D-ID was also instrumental in helping Jean-Baptiste Martinoli win two film festival awards for his AI-generated short film in 2022. Last fall, the company introduced Creative Reality Studio. That solution enables anyone to upload someone's picture, add some text, and quickly create a scripted video with an avatar in the likeness of the photo. In December, D-ID added the ability to create the script using a prompt to GPT-3 and upload images created by Stable Diffusion. This is a great example of how synthetic media is often enhanced by layering several generative AI solutions together. The new use cases are also why these markets are the hottest in tech today. Perry, a former software developer that worked on the viral hit mobile apps Meerkat and HouseParty, offers an insider's view of the rapid rise and current trajectory of generative AI and synthetic media.
In Part II of our series on synthetic media, we explore the impact of AI-powered content creation with Ian Beacraft, the CEO of Signal and Cipher. Synthetic media offers new opportunities for non-specialists to express their ideas in ways they never imagined. Professional creators gain superpowers to scale their work like never before. And like all powerful technologies, synthetic media is bound to be misunderstood and even misapplied until people focus on use cases that truly make sense.
2022 was the year of synthetic media. The mainstreaming of deepfakes and voice clones, along with the rise of text-to-image AI models, assured synthetic media of a breakout year. Then ChatGPT came along. It changed the conversation entirely and consumed news media and social media cycles for weeks. The GPT-3.5 model was better than expected, and the fine-tuning that delivered ChatGPT showed that large language models were ready to up end a lot of assumptions about what technology in general, and AI in particular, can do. Joining host Bret Kinsella to break down the top synthetic media news of 2022 are Rupal Patel of Veritone, Michal Stanislawek of Utter.one and Hearme.ai, and Eric Schwartz of Voicebot.ai. Get ready for an in-depth discussion about everything from digital waste to the meaning of mortality. Along the way, the group discusses OpenAI, DALL-E, Midjourney, Stable Diffusion, GPT-3, Google LaMDA, virtual humans, synthetic voices, America's Got Talent, and more.
Rijul Gupta is a Synthetic-Media expert and thought leader with a degree in Machine Learning from Yale University. Rijul has spent the past five years developing patent-pending synthetic media algorithms while pursuing various ethical-only consumer, enterprise, and dual-use applications of the technology. He has been featured in Forbes Magazine for his work as a pioneer in the burgeoning Synthetic-Media landscape. As CEO of DeepMedia, Rijul has won pitch competitions at Harvard and Yale and maintains relationships with Professor Zucker (Machine Learning) and Professor Staib (Signals Processing) at Yale University. Rijul is a Thiel Fellow Finalist and a patented inventor whose entrepreneurial career has revolved around the study of DeepFakes and the technology behind them He possesses rare and unique technical knowledge that is necessary to program and create a solution to this rapidly evolving field of technology.Connect with Behind Company Lines and HireOtter Website Facebook Twitter LinkedIn:Behind Company LinesHireOtter Instagram Buzzsprout
Nina Schick is an author, speaker, advisor and expert in deepfakes, synthetic media, cybersecurity and the geopolitics of technology. She has advised global leaders, including Joe Biden and the former Secretary General of NATO amongst many other major companies and government agencies. In this episode we discuss what is about to happen as as we begin to unlock the power of Generative Artificial Intelligence models. Nina believes that by 2025, up to 90% of all digital content will be generated by AI - we've now hit an exponential curve in terms of generative AI output. We talk about recent models/platforms such as DALL-E 2, Midjourney and Stable Diffusion, what tools are available right now and what is about to happen next. This truly is a mind-blowing episode as we discuss what a world looks like where AI is a core component. We also discuss how AI will likely become integrated into metaverse creation too. Nina does an incredible job of explaining these concepts in a way that is accessible and thought provoking, thank you Nina for coming on. --- Your link to RSVP to the in real life showcase of The Row - click here This show is brought to you by Everyrealm, who are your portal to the metaverse. If you're heading to Art Basel in Miami this year, you need to add this to your itinerary : From 1st - 3rd December, Everyrealm are doing an in real life showcase of their master-planned metaverse real estate development called The Row. These are 3D architectural designs that are absolutely stunning and the irl event includes a unique, immersive multimedia experience, featuring the amazing Daniel Arsham and his Ares House creation from The Row, along with a selection of his world-renowned physical sculptures too. A chance to see this incredible project in real life plus there'll be complimentary drinks throughout the day, what are you waiting for? Check out more at https://therow.everyrealm.com/artbasel and don't forget to join their industry newsletter here : https://everyrealm.substack.com/ --- Nina Schick Links Twitter : https://twitter.com/NinaDSchick Website : https://ninaschick.org/ Nina's Book - Deep Fakes and the Infocalypse: What You Urgently Need To Know Everyrealm's Links Realm Academy : https://everyrealm.com/realm-academy - 'FRANKS30' at checkout for 30% OFF! Twitter : https://www.twitter.com/everyrealm Discord : discord.gg/everyrealm Newsletter : https://everyrealm.substack.com/ Search 'Everyrealm' for more ======================= I always love to hear from you, say hello on the following links! : Twitter : https://twitter.com/luke_franks LinkedIn : Search Luke Franks =======================
Today's guest is the co-founder and CEO of vAIsual, the company pioneering the use of generative AI to create synthetic stock media. All of those photos you see online and in print publications of people promoting products usually are human models posing in generic ways. Their pictures are sold by companies like Getty Images in marketplaces that are inefficient and limited in scope. Michael Osterrieder and his partner Nico are legends in the world of stock media who realized there's a better way. They created what they call an algorithmic camera and launched vAIsual last year to scratch their own catch. Michael is a serial entrepreneur and photographer based in Budapest and he's out to test the limits of generative AI.Listen and learn:How growing up listening to heavy metal inspired Michael's career in visual mediaWhat are the challenges of using generative AI to create synthetic stock images of peopleHow visual media content creation has evolvedThe ethics of generative AIWhat Michael describes as "the biggest art heist in history"How vAIsual extends human photos using machine vision and human labelingCan an AI be the owner of copyrighted material it produces?What is the definition of consciousness?References in this episode...AI has a burnout problemEric Olson from Consensus on AI and the Future of WorkJonathan Frankle on AI and the Future of WorkMichael's whitepaper about vAIsual
Zohaib Ahmed joined us at the Synthedia synthetic media conference in September to discuss Resemble's work re-creating the voice of famed pop artist Andy Warhol. A Netflix documentary was under development that centered around Warhol's diaries. The creators thought it would be more impactful if the viewers could hear the ideas and experiences of Warhol in the artist's own voice. So, they began searching for a synthetic speech provider that could create a voice clone. Ahmed goes through the creation process and some of the challenges faced along the way. Plus there are a couple of nuances that you will find interesting. Zohaib Ahmed is the CEO and co-founder of Resemble AI. He appeared previously on the podcast in episodes 251 and 103. Ahmed previously was a lead software engineer at Magic Leap and Hipmunk and a developer at Blackberry. Voicebot's Eric Schwartz interviews Ahmed in this episode and Bret Kinsella adds commentary at the end about the evolution of synthetic speech.
Jean-Baptiste Martinoli's current job title is full stack innovator. That seems about right given what he done lately with generative AI tools. One of his latest creations, "Exrtraterrestrial Message," won the award for the best Sci-Fi short film at the Golden Minds film festival. The film was entirely created with generative AI tools. Today's interview was conducted at the Synthedia conference and there is a YouTube version with the full short film on Voicebot's YouTube channel. Martinoli reveals his process, the tools he used, and the fact that it only took about four hours to create. Jean-Baptiste is currently with Nextiva and is the former CTO and co-founder of Exo U., Mioplanent and KanariWorld. Early in his career, Martinoli was a software developer at Lotus, which was later acquired by IBM.
We speak with Ian Beacraft, the CEO and Chief Futurist at Signal & Cipher out of Chicago. Ian is an internationally recognized expert in synthetic media and its impact on across industries, not just media & entertainment. In Part 1, Ian provides an overview of synthetic media, why it burst upon the scene, the categories and who's using it. Part 2 will focus on the impact of synthetic media on creators and the creative industries.
Hoy vamos a seguir hablando de futuro si, en concreto del futuro que va a tener el contenido sintético, Synthetic Media o Deepfakes. 8:32 minutos. promedio de tiempo delante de una pantalla en 20202 235 millones de personas en la industria de creación de contenido La industria de la creación de contenido es la industria de la manipulación, El mundo online puede influir en tus conductas y tus opiniones, tu realidad puede ser manipulada tan solo controlados dos cosas, los pixeles y el sonido Si puedo manipular lo que ves y lo que escuchas, vía canales online, puedo moldear tus opiniones, puedo cambiar tu conducta, puede polarizar tu punto de vista, puedo hacer un montón de cosas, también puedo entretener, también, pero es una mera consecuencia. Creación de contenido democratizada: de equipos a individuos Imágenes de alta resolución de cualquier persona con tan solo una imagen cutre de foto de perfil Gracias a la tecnología deepface puedes escanear tu cara con la cámara de tu móvil y ponerla en una secuencia de una película sustituyendo la cara de cualquier actor. hace años esto era ciencia ficción x 2 X texto imagen video VR Stanford, google, meta… tienen ya motores de conversión de texto a vídeo a través de redes que se denomina Neural Adversarial Networks DeepFakes - Media manipulado por IA. deepfakes - 2023 - Valle inquietante information - mal information - desinformation información como arma- presidentes dando mensajes falso, celebridades hablando mal de productos. Gracias a la tecnología deepface puedes escanear tu cara con la cámara de tu móvil y ponerla en una secuencia de una película sustituyendo la cara de cualquier actor. hace años esto era ciencia ficción x 2 X -> texto a imagen o a video o a VR Stanford, google, meta… tienen ya motores de conversión de texto a vídeo a través de redes que se denomina Neural Adversarial Networks DeepFakes - Media manipulado por IA. deepfakes - 2023 - Valle inquietante information - mal information - desinformation Synthetic Media Contenido exclusivamente creado por IA SmartTV conectada al router wifi, con una webcam, se pueden observar las reacciones de la gente viendo una película, un anuncio. es una conversación interesante, quizá para otro episodio primado - es un anglicismo traducido de priming, mal traducido, tiene que ver con la memoria implícita y la estimulación determinada de una respuesta que te prepara para responder de esa misma manera en el futuro el primado negativo tiene que ver con la exposición de tu cerebro a una idea de realidad futura sin tu consentimiento, a través de series y películas, emociones que provocan los hechos de la acción y que nos preparan para que la reacción a esos hechos no sea muy brusca, para que estemos acostumbrados a esa realidad. https://youtu.be/okvmoDqEk-E?t=130 cuando se podrá ver una producción de calidad cinematográfica blockbuster o superproducción completamente sintética? En 2035 habrá producciones donde todo sea sintético, el audio, el video, los actores, los escenarios y los entornos. Google usa IA para generar Duplex una aplicación que sobrepasa el valle inquietante en la generación de voces, Nvidia usa IA para crear el primer jugeo de Ordenador del mundo creado por una IA, Open AI utiliza IA para generar el primer juego de aventura textual interactiva que muy pronto usará gráficos, SPRINGER usa IA para crear el desarrollo del primer libro creado 100% por una IA.
Our guest today, Natalie Monbiot from the start-up Hour One, explains to us how virtual doubles of people can already be created today - and how they can take work away from their role models. We also talk to her about what this means for the possible metaverse of the future.
Have you ever wondered how much of the news you consume on a daily basis is fabricated? As conservatives, we've known for awhile that the media is corrupt, but Charlie spends the full hour reporting on a TikToker who came forward about a 501(C)(3) Nonprofit organization that offered to pay him to spread lies about Donald Trump's involvement with January 6, 2021. With this bombshell information, Charlie walks through what this means for all of the other “reporting” we encounter, how much information we consume is purchased and paid for, and who is really behind this. In a story that's far more Orwellian than we previously imagined, this episode is a wake up call for everyone listening.Support the show: http://www.charliekirk.com/supportSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In this episode I tap into my guest, friend and colleague Jill Schiefelbein's expertise on the importance of personalization, customization, and agency or choice in consumer communication. Together we discuss how synthetic media and artificial intelligence is the new frontier of business communication improving sales, decision making, and relationship building. If you desire better brand loyalty, increased sales and faster decision making, then this episode is one to take in! It will either make you eager to dive into more tech-focused communication channels or even simply rethink how you can leverage personalization in a more compelling way with your existing communication. Tune in on your favorite listening app, go to AmberHurdle.com/podcastS and look for episode 137 or check it out on YouTube. Oh, and share this episode, too, please! You can be so hipster about knowing about this emerging technology in the future! About Jill Schiefelbein Jill Schiefelbein is an award-winning entrepreneur, author, and recovering academic with a passion for integrating communication, education, and technology for businesses. She taught business communication at Arizona State University for 11 years before venturing into entrepreneurship. Jill's business, The Dynamic Communicator®, helps organizations navigate the physical and digital communication spaces to attract customers, increase sales, and retain clients. Her latest book, Dynamic Communication: 27 Strategies to Grow, Lead, and Manage Your Business hit stores March 2017. She's also Chief Experience Officer at new tech startup Render Media--a leader in the synthetic media space. Connect with Jill Schiefelbein Website: thedynamiccommunicator.com LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/dynamicjlil Instagram: instagram.com/dynamicjill Facebook: facebook.com/dynamicjill Twitter: twitter.com/dynamicjill Leave a Rating & Review If you've found value in this episode of the Bombshell Business Podcast, I would love to hear about it! Please head on over to wherever you listen to it and subscribe, then leave me an honest Rating and Review, so other driven professionals can find the show and strengthen their business acumen and resolve! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Are you real? What will Deepfake do to Security Risk? Shocking Examples In this episode: Latest News on Deepfake. What We All Need to Know. Synthetic Media. We get into something cutting edge and a new emerging threat to our reality.You may not know the term Synthetic Media but you likely have heard of the phrase DEEPFAKE from social media and TV entertainment news. Today, it's far beyond Photoshop and celebrity impersonation...there are real cybercrimes which have occurred with devastating consequences in real life. In fact, the US military, Congress and Federal law enforcement have now gotten involved. Today they certainly know all about it and are paying careful attention, monitoring advances in synthetic media/deepfake regularly and it's time we all are aware of it too, so you can protect yourself, your family and the organization's brand you serve. For More info check out our published article addressing our research.Hope you listen and hope you download all our episodes.New episodes on Mondays (plus bonus episodes!)***NEW!*** CCJ PRIME MEMBERSHIP! AVAILABLE NOW! Want EXCLUSIVE CYBER CRIME JUNKIES Content? Get it for for only $3/mo or $30 for a whole year! AVAILABLE NOW! Want EXCLUSIVE CYBER CRIME JUNKIES Content? Click Our Prime Access member-only SUBSCRIPTION LINK (https://glow.fm/cybercrimejunkiesprime/) to subscribe to PRIME ACCESS: Exclusive VIDEO PODCAST EPISODES (Updated Weekly with great new content!) SPECIAL SECURITY SERIES, TIPS & RESOURCES PROPRIETARY CYBER SECURITY AWARENESS TRAINING MODULES BONUS EPISODESMEMBER-ONLY EPISODES & TRUE CRIME STORIESJOIN TODAY and Become an official Cyber Crime Junkies PRIME MEMBERIf you are a fan and choose not to get all the benefits in PRIME ACCESS subscription for exclusive content, we want to invite you to consider simply buying us a coffee. No matter what we thank you all for listening and will let you know how appreciative we are…working on a way to directly communicate during episodes (more to come soon!)Resources: Got a question? Reach out at CyberCrimeJunkies.comThanks for being a Cyber Crime Junky!We appreciate you listening and wanted to share more with you. We have a special offer for those who want Exclusive Member-Only benefits! Subscribe here for Prime Access SUBSCRIPTION LINK (https://glow.fm/cybercrimejunkiesprime/) Subscribe right HERE. Interested in Trying BARK to protect your Family Online? Use Our Code to sign up and get a 7-day Free Trial and save 41%Code: Sign up here Our Link https://www.bark.us/?ref=MXQHQBJor use our Cyber Crime Junkies PROMO CODE: MXQHQBJWe use Bark to Protect our Families. Let us know how you enjoy it!Support the show
Paul Cutsinger is the director of Nvidia Omniverse Exchange, a platform for building simulation and metaverse environments. He discusses how companies are using Omniverse to simulate operations to improve efficiency and reduce operational risk, in addition to capabilities around metaverse and virtual human development. Prior to Nvidia, Paul ran developer education and evangelism programs for Amazon Alexa, worked on the Amazon App store, in gaming at Disney, and with browsers at Microsoft. He will be a featured speaker at Synthedia, the synthetic media conference, in September 2022. Synthedia is online and free to attend. Register here: https://bit.ly/synthedia-rising
How do we know what we see and hear are real? Mis-, mal- and disinformation are the biggest challenges communicators and society as a whole are facing today. On today's show, Axel Ebermann, a guest lecturer with a long career in visual storytelling, leads us through his research on Deep Fakes and Synthetic Media, a growing subcategory of misinformation. Listen to learn more about his research and how to prepare for this new challenge. We'd love your feedback. What topics would you like us to cover? Tell us at www.soloprpro.com. Episode Resources View on YouTube to see the visual examples presented in the interview. Keep up with Axel Ebermann on LinkedIn. Text-to-Speech example, DALL.E: https://openai.com/blog/dall-e/ This Person Does Not Exist: https://this-person-does-not-exist.com/en NewsGuard: https://www.newsguardtech.com/ Synthesia: https://www.synthesia.io/ How misinformation sparked a coup in Gabon: https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2020/02/13/how-sick-president-suspect-video-helped-sparked-an-attempted-coup-gabon/
We should call this episode the potpourri episode as I'm throwing a few things into the mix. I thought about Rapid Fire, but there's nothing rapid except for how fast I talk! Can we talk about how incredible the people are in this industry? If I started listing them, it would take the entire episode. You all know who you are. Keep doing your thing, moving the industry forward, and kicking ass. Surround yourself with these brilliant minds & stretch yourself to be better…faster, stronger.Did anyone happen to catch the 60 Minutes about Deep Fakes and Synthetic Media? Daaamnn! Below you will find the link to the article/show. Many of you are probably thinking, isn't that Fake Tom Cruise or that's something you saw on some CSI TV Show or movie. Well you are partially right. While technology can be fun and rack up views on TikTok, it is so much more than that.For anyone that didn't catch this, here is the link: https://cbsn.ws/3oTBcM6The creators can make the Deep Fake character (think Deep Fake Tom Cruise) do and say anything they want. Yes, anything! If I wanted synthetic media created for me, I would reach out to a reputable company. They would bring me into their studio and have me read a series of phrases while recording my mannerisms and expressions. From there, I never have to be present for anything. If I want a commercial to run in Australia or Japan, I simply reach out to the company & provide them with what fake Brooke needs to say & BAM! This is a complete game changer. For all you know, the person talking could be AI Brooke, and I may not really be talking to you all right now.There are those that will use this technology for good…and those that will use it for bad, which is why the US Government has massive concerns about the use to spread disinformation and commit crimes. Now think of all the CSI shows you have seen where Deep Fakes have been used to commit crimes.Do you think this will catch on in automotive? Never have to be present to shoot a commercial, can have a deep fake of some celebrity in your commercial/social, etc?This leads into my next topic: are we over promising and under delivering. I know we say this a ton. It's been one of those weeks where so many of the incredible humans in this industry have 110% delivered over and over again. It makes the industry better, the world better, and makes me a better person. Thank you. A friend once said to me when meeting for the first time in person, “Brooke, you are exactly the same in person that you are online.” Exactly. In fact, if there should be any difference, it should be that I am better. I don't say that egotistically, I say that as I am true to myself. Over delivering is so important. The moment someone is underwhelmed, it becomes a tough recovery and very steep hill to climb to regain their trust. Are you over delivering in life?Customer Wants to be Understood, NOT to Understand you: Cut to the next topic! How many people really stop and ensure that the customer/client truly feels understood? It is not about you; it is about them! It is 100% about them feeling understood. Bottom line, are we listening to our customers? Are we seeking to understand them so that they can be understood? Are we doing what we say we will do? Do we communicate with them in their preferred method? Are we doing the little things to over deliver?Follow, subscribe, rate, and never miss a show!#FactsNotFeelings #DeepFakes #SyntheticMedia #SeekToUnderstand #OverDeliver #UnderPromiseOverDeliver #Potpourri #BZConsultantsGroup #FactsNotFeelingsFriday #BZConsultants #MovingAutomotiveForward #60Minutes #DeepFakeTomCruise #DeepTomCruise #BeKind #CustomerExperience #Consultant #Podcast #automotive #CarConsultant #AutomotiveConsultant #CartTalk #CarDealership #WomenInAutomotive #WomenInBusiness #AutomotiveMarketing
Canary Cry News Talk #517 - 08.03.2022 - Recorded Live to Tape! BLACK BOX IN SKY - Earth Robots Chorus, Pelosi Prop, Synthetic Media, Antarctica Wedding Podcast = T - 2:57 Timestamps by Pocojoyo and Jade Bouncerson HELLO, RUN DOWN HOOK 5:56 V / 2:59 P Clip: Black Cube UFO sighting confirmed (LexFridman) → Gonz' Black Cube video from July 2015 (Odysee) DAY/PERSONAL/EXEC 15:27 V / 12:30 P → Day, Personal, Exec FLIPPY UPDATE 28:20 V / 25:23 P 100,000 robots on Earth to sing Happy Birthday on August 5th for Mars Curiosity's 10th (ZD Net) CHINA/PELOSI 40:26 V / 37:29 P China surrounds and enters Taiwan for six-day drills in response to Nancy Pelosi's visit (DailyMail) Note: → Chinese chip IPO is bet on double self-sufficiency (Reuters) → Taiwan says its military has increased alertness level, citizens should feel reassured (Reuters) → Pelosi-Linked Lobbyists Pushing China's Social Credit System For US Citizens. (National Pulse) → Paul Pelosi like to go to jail (Additional Stories) POLYTICKS/TRUMP 57:03 V / 54:06 P Fox News Banning Trump From Network (Newsmax) Clip: Cyber Ninjas ‘dead voters' claim debunked by AZ attorney general (Fox/Indy UK) BREAK 1: TREASURE 1 1:08:51 V / 1:05:54 P DEEPFAKE MEDIA 1:19:58 V / 1:17:01 P Clips: How Synthetic Media can change our world (60 Minutes ABC) → Greek intelligence service admits spying on journalist - sources (Reuters) AI 1:34:56 V / 1:31:59 P AI tool swings into action, discovering alternative physics variables! (Cosmos) BREAK 2: TREASURE 2 1:40:58 V / 1:38:01 P COVID/WACCINE 1:55:52 V / 1:52:55 P Inoculated against C19 share common symptoms AFTER testing positive (Indy UK) vs. Covid warning over symptom of NEW STRAIN that affects sufferers at night (Indy UK) MONKEYPOX 2:05:13 V / 2:02:16 P Note: Governor Newsom Declares State of Emergency Over Monkeypox Outbreak (CA Globe) BEAST SYSTEM 2:14:44 V / 2:11:47 P Israeli lab makes synthetic mouse embryos with hearts using only skin cells (Times of Israel) “Who needs women?” 2:19:56 V / 2:16:59 P BREAK 3: TALENT 2:20:19 V / 2:17:22 P ANTARCTICA 2:31:49 V / 2:28:52 P A New $250k Wedding Package In Antarctica Is Officially Coolest RSVP This Year (Forbes) → A Giant Sinkhole Just Opened Up in Chile (Vice) BREAK 4: TIME/END 2:45:52 V / 2:41:55 P This Episode was Produced By: EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS Mr. Mondak Bakken*** Producers Gravemind, Gabriel G, MORV, Sir JC Knight of the Technosquatch, Puddin22, Sir LX PROTOCOL V2 Knight of the Berrian Protocol, Runksmash, Rebecca B, Sir Scott Knight of Truth, Gail M, Veronica D, Sir Casey the Shield Knight, Darrin S Visual Art Dame Allie of the Skillet Nation Sir Dove Knight of Rusbeltia Microfiction Runksmash: Basil goes down a dark alley, he knows he's in the right place when by the thick oder of deodorant and toothpaste that “fell off a truck. ” He knocks on a door, a shutter slides open, dejectedly he admits, “I just need a rooster recovery program. CLIP PRODUCER Emsworth, FaeLivrin TIMESTAPERS Jackie U, Jade Bouncerson, Christine C, Pocojoyo SOCIAL MEDIA DOERS Dame MissG of the OV and deep rivers LINKS HELP JAM ADDITIONAL STORIES Walking shark video blows minds (Metro UK) Earth records its shortest day ever (Telegraph UK) Are we being kept in the dark about artificial intelligence? (Times Now) Eating Too Much Protein Makes Pee a Problem Pollutant in the U.S. (Scientific American) Joe Rogan: Jeffrey Epstein may have been CIA or Mossad spy (NY Post) Eleven accused of child sex ring and 'witchcraft' in Glasgow (BBC) Putin says no one can win a nuclear war (Reuters) Medvedev once again dreams of the disintegration of Ukraine, publishing maps (Yahoo / Pravda) → Former Russian president presents future map of Ukraine (RT) Russia says United States is directly involved in Ukraine war (Reuters) U.S. Aid to Ukraine, Others Can Help Abortion Access, Democrats Stress (Newsweek) Paul Pelosi DUI court date set for Wednesday — while Nancy is in Taiwan (NY Post) (2:50 to 9:42) Was Someone Else In Paul Pelosi's Vehicle When It Crashed? (Fox News / Twitter) → Nancy Pelosi's Napa: Wealthy Friends and a Husband's Porsche Crash (NYT) (Archive) → (PDF) DUI WITH INJURY CHARGES FILED AGAINST PAUL PELOSI (Napa County DA Office) → Nancy Pelosi's husband killed his older brother in 1957 sports car crash: report (NY Post) Pelosi's Husband Was Legally Drunk 2 Hours After Crash - He Will Go to Jail (Western Journal) Paul Pelosi allegedly slurred speech, had drug in system (Fox News) …more Covid… EU says Novavax COVID shot must carry heart side-effect warning (Reuters) Fox Gets Rid of Its COVID Vaccine Passport for All Staff (Daily Beast) Fauci Complains That Americans Will Not “Adhere” To Authorities (Summit News) → (Video) Dr. Fauci complains about "misinformation," Americans just won't "adhere" (Twitter) Chinese military releases war video ahead of Pelosi Taiwan visit (American Military News) Pelosi's Taiwan visit 'dangerous and stupid', says China as it imposes sanctions (Strait Times)
Potion's Chief Product Officer and Co-Founder, Kanad Bahalkar, joins Coruzant Technologies for the Digital Executive podcast. He shares his amazing journey of coming to the U.S., and building a fruitful engineering career at Google and then onto becoming a successful entrepreneur. He attributes is hard work and success to his parents, who mortgaged their home to finance his college.
Timo Kunz has a PhD in operations research and spent more than a decade as a data scientist and analyst before founding Aflorithmic Labs in 2019. The company's first product, API.audio, is a developer toolset for quickly adding synthetic voice audio combined with other features such as music and effects. It is promoted as the first audio-as-a-service solution for developers that enables control of key audio characteristics without the need for separate post-production audio engineering. Key use cases are in advertising, marketing, and media.
Frische Start-Up Ideen und wie man sie erfolgreich macht. Heute mit Victor von Synthesia und einer spektakulären Technologie: Deepfakes, und wie man daraus ein Unicorn baut▶ Was sind Deepfakes?▶ Wie kann diese bahnbrechende Technologie für kommerzielle Zwecke genutzt werden?▶ Wieso Ideen besser sind, die den Kuchen für alle größer machen▶ Wieso in der Zukunft niemand an Video vorbei kommt▶ Wieso gerade die Ideen gut sind, die die meisten für schlecht halten+++Start-Up Ideen und wie man sie erfolgreich macht: Der kostenlose Newsletter auf www.digitaleoptimisten.de mit Geschäftsideen, die du sonst nirgendwo findest.***Sponsor dieser Folge ist kununu. kununu hat 1.9 Millionen Einträge in ihrer Datenbank, in denen Arbeitnehmer ihre Arbeitgeber bewerten. Für dich kann das daher ein echt gutes Werkzeug sein, um hinter die Kulissen eines neuen Arbeitgebers zu schauen. Und wie wir alle wissen: so viele Menschen wie heute haben selten ihren Job wechseln wollen. kununu will die Arbeit für alle besser machen - klicke auf diesen Link für mehr: https://bit.ly/38BcuM0+++Herzlich Willkommen bei Digitale Optimisten. Ich bin Alex, und in diesem Podcast geht es um Inspiration für neue Geschäftsideen und Strategien, wie man diese Ideen umsetzen kann.Ich möchte eine ikonische Firma bauen. Wie bewaffnen die Rebellen im Kampf gegen das Imperium. Ich will das jeder aus seinem Schlafzimmer heraus Hollywood-artige Filme entwickeln kann.Das sind Sätze, die du in diesem Interview hören wirst von einem beeindruckenden Gründer, Victor Riparbelli von Synthesia. Und ich kann dir sagen: ich bin Fan seines Produkts. Ich würde sogar so weit gehen, dass es ein magischer Moment war, als ich sein Produkt das erste Mal ausprobiert habe. Ich hab folgendes gemacht: Ich habe einen kleinen Text geschrieben, ich habe einen künstlichen Avatar ausgewählt und ich habe die Sprache ausgewählt. Das wars, und dann hatte ich einen fotorealistischen Menschen, der meinen Text genau so vorgelesen hat. Leider ist Audio nicht das perfekte Medium dafür, aber es war magisch, wie gut dieser Deepfake, so heißt das nämlich, schon geklappt hat. Hier und merkt man noch, dass es kein echter Mensch ist - aber wir sind zu 96% da, würde ich sagen.Synthesia ist text-to-video und ist genau das: du gibst einen Text ein, und schon erzeugst du ein fertiges Video, was Du verwenden kannst. Synthesia ist u.a. von Mark Cuban und Google Ventures finanziert, und setzt in 2022 sein hyperaggressives Wachstum fort. Ein super spannendes Interview - es kann sein dass Victor wirklich ein Elon Musk von morgen ist.Bevor's losgeht noch der kleine Hinweis: Auf digitaleoptimisten.de kannst du dich zum kostenlosen Newsletter anmelden, in dem ich unter anderem meine Geschäftsideen aufschreibe, die unbedingt mal jemand machen muss, mir aber leider die Zeit dafür fehlt.3 Learnings aus dem Gespräch:Die besten Ideen sind die, die den Kuchen größer machen, nicht eine Lösung durch eine andere ersetzen. Synthesia denkt sich, dass es viel sinnvoller ist, die Millionen Menschen, die bisher keine Videos produzieren können, zu Videoproduzenten zu machen. Dieser Markt ists viel viel größer, als wenn sie nur auf Leute gehen würden, die jetzt schon Videos produzieren. Victor sagt: wir wollen das Powerpoint werden, nicht das Adobe Premier Paket. Das passt perfekt, denn jeder benutzt Powerpoint, aber nur ein paar benutzen die Adobe Produkte wie Photoshop.Content is King - Video is King: Die letzten 10 Jahren waren schon enorm für Content Creator auf der ganzen Welt. Die meisten geben sich nicht mehr damit zufrieden Werbung zu machen, sondern bauen eigene Mini-Imperien auf. Mit Technologie wie Synthesia sinken die Barrieren immer weiter, tollen Content zu produzieren - vielleicht gibts diesen Podcast in ein paar Jahren auch als Video, einfach weil ich diesen Text in ein Eingabefeld auf Synthesia eintippe.Es ist gut eine Idee zu betreiben, die jeder für eine schlechte Idee hält. Das gilt sicher nicht für alle Ideen, manche sind einfach schlecht, aber Victor beschreibt wie ihn alle belächelt haben, als er eine Firma rund um Deepfakes aufbauen wollte. Er hatte aber eine große Vision und nahc über 80 Absagen eine Zusage bekommen, von niemand anderem als Mark Cuban, Eigentümer der Dallas Mavericks. Was sind die schlechten Ideen von heute? Vllt. NFTs? Metaverse? Augmented Reality? Audio?
Recent advances in deepfake technology have made it harder to distinguish between real and fabricated content, posing substantial threats to public figures, organizations and our national security. This week, host Elisa is joined by Matthew Ferraro of WilmerHale to discuss the threat of synthetic media and how this technology amplifies the spread of disinformation. What potential does this technology have to alter public perception during election cycles? Do we have laws in place to address these threats? And how can we combat the malicious use of this technology while also upholding our First Amendment rights? Matthew Ferraro is a Counsel at WilmerHale in Washington D.C.: https://www.wilmerhale.com/en/people/matthew-ferraro Check out the new U.S. Intelligence Community Law Sourcebook, 2021-2022 Edition – 25% OFF with code: ICLS25: https://www.americanbar.org/products/inv/book/417416664/ National Security Law Today is now available on Spotify! https://open.spotify.com/show/4KgtjLDlxsNxYrCLuOoF1I?si=c4612c2ea732486d References: Matthew Ferraro, “Congress's Deepening Interest in Deepfakes” The Hill. Dec. 2020: https://thehill.com/opinion/cybersecurity/531911-congresss-deepening-interest-in-deepfakes/ National Defense Authorization Act, 2020: https://www.congress.gov/bill/116th-congress/senate-bill/1790
Wusstest du, dass im Jahr 2016 eine künstliche Intelligenz fast einen Literaturpreis in Japan gewonnen hat? Genau darum geht's heute: Synthetische Medien; Texte, die von Computern geschrieben werden. Wie groß ist die Business Opportunity?///Die besten Job-Angebote der ambitioniertesten Start-Ups: http://www.digitaleoptimisten.de/jobsAlle Gründergeschichten auf http://www.digitaleoptimisten.de/storiesFolge Digitale Optimisten auf Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/digitaleoptimisten//// Herzlich Willkommen bei Digitale Optimisten. Ich bin Alex, und wir sind in diesem Podcast auf der Suche nach den nächsten Elon Musks, die mit ihren Ideen die Welt verändern wollen. Damit sind sie aber noch ganz am Anfang, so dass Du urteilen kannst, ob es wirklich das next big thing ist.Wusstest du, dass im Jahr 2016 eine künstliche Intelligenz fast einen Literaturpreis in Japan gewonnen hat? Genau darum geht's heute: ein wirklich faszinierendes Thema mit einem sehr spannenden Gründer. Hast Du dich schon einmal gefragt, wer eigentlich diese ganzen Texte produziert, die du täglich liest? Artikel auf zeit.de, Produktbeschreibungen auf Amazon, eMail Newsletter, Werbetexte in Instagram-Werbung, und und und. Überall sind Texte, die produziert werden müssen um dann irgendwie gelesen zu werden. Einige Schätzungen sagen, dass jeden Tag über 8 Mrd. Euro an Wert nur durch Text geschaffen wird. Von daher ist es nicht verwunderlich, dass dieser Markt ein riesiger ist, es gibt massiv Agenturen, die tollen Content produzieren, Ghostwriter, die Abschlussarbeiten schreiben und so weiter. Und natürlich gibt es auch künstliche Intelligenz, die dabei helfen will. Das heißt Natural Language Generation, oder kurz NLG, und ist einer der Bereiche, in denen gerade wahnsinnig viel passiert.Deshalb muss ich das Thema besser verstehen, und spreche dazu mit Dominik Lambersy. Dominik hat mit TextCortex das Accelerator-Programm von Entrepreneur First entworfen, und glaubt massiv an die Chancen in diesem Bereich. Wir reden über die Größe des Marktes, vergangene und zukünftige Entwicklungen und natürlich, warum TextCortex das nächste große Dinge sein soll.Ich freue mich über 5 Sterne Reviews und dein Feedback an alexander@digitaleoptimisten.de. Bevor es mit dieser Folge losgeht: Bitte erzähle zwei Freundinnen oder Kollegen von diesem Podcast, wenn Dir diese Geschichten gefallen. Es hilft ungemein, neue Hörer zu finden und den Podcast weiter wachsen zu lassen. Wenn Du magst kannst Du mir auch einen Review auf Apple Podcasts oder Spotify geben.
This episode focuses on the growing threat of Deep Fakes. We provide background on when it became prevalent in our society, how it's often used against us, and tangible guidelines to identify it so we aren't so easily fooled.
In this episode MMC Partner, Mina Samaan, sits down with Victor Riparbelli, founder of Synthesia - an MMC portfolio company that uses artificial intelligence to create high-end videos for many applications including personalised advertising, corporate communications and e-learning across more than 60 languages. Mina and Victor discuss the company's recent $50m Series B, what it's like to work with Snoop Dogg, David Beckham and Lionel Messi, Synthesia's company culture and how they have retained all but one of their staff since inception.
SummaryImagine a world where a creative director walks over to a workstations and says “We need a family, two parents and two kids, sitting down playing a game together.” The person at the workstation punches a few keys, adjusts a few things, and boom, out comes a unique image that is exactly what the creative director asked for. Not a mock up, not a set of casting photos. The complete image, ready for use because you already own the license. You paid to license the technology, the algorithm that uses an ever growing library of hundreds of thousands of images (which also have been properly licensed) to generate this unique imagery. Our guest for this episode, Mark Milstein is Chief Operating Officer of a company called vAIsual and with the tech they've developed you may not have to imagine this world much longer. Key TakeawaysvAIsual is a company that has created an algorithm and interface that creates entirely synthetic "models." These people do not exist in the real world, and are available for licensing without the legal considerations that come with hiring a real world model.This technology can and will manifest in a lot of ways - SaaS, PaaS, and white label services are all in the future of this technology.vAIsual shoots hundreds of thousands of images of real people every year. These individuals have signed model releases that release the rights of their biometrics to the company in order to be used as reference for the generations of synths.The e-commerce photographer of the future may become something more of a synthographer, able to leverage their skills to generate content exactly in line with the creative brief.This technology could allow for the extreme localization of content, allowing global brands to easily represent the various demographics they serve.ResourcesvAIsual on the webMark Milstein on LinkedInKoreas First Virtual InfluencerThese are the first 100% AI generated stock photos of peopleCreditsProduced by: Creative Force - creativeforce.ioEdited by: Calvin Lanz Sound - clsound.netHosted by: Daniel Jester - danieltjester.com
In this episode, Seth and Chris talk with Henrik de Gyor about his research on synthetic media.Highlights:11:15 Defining synthetic media13:30 Rights management19:14 Nefarious applications21:30 Provenance & Ethics37:00 Applications and tools today48:30 Future applicationsLinksBook: Synthetic Media: The Next Realityhttps://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B09MJW7BX1/Podcast: Synthetic Mediahttps://open.spotify.com/show/5N7Qnx1qI1QOo6Q6T5jziJSynthetic FuturesContact Henrik:https://www.linkedin.com/in/hdegyor/Thanks to our sponsors:Earley Information ScienceCMSWireMarketing AI Institute
Kannst du deinen Augen im Netz trauen? Deepfakes produzieren Fake-Videos die täuschen echt aussehen - aber können sie auch was Gutes haben?///Die besten Job-Angebote der ambitioniertesten Start-Ups: http://www.digitaleoptimisten.de/jobsAlle Gründergeschichten auf http://www.digitaleoptimisten.de/storiesAlle Hear-Us-Grow Folgen Folge Digitale Optimisten auf Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/digitaleoptimisten//// Herzlich Willkommen bei Digitale Optimisten!Ich bin Alex, und wir sind in diesem Podcast auf der Suche nach den Elon Musks von morgen, also den Gründerinnen und Gründern, die ganz große Visionen mit ihren Start-Ups haben, damit aber noch ganz am Anfang stehen.Und genau darum geht es in dieser Folge. Es ist ein Thema, was mich wirklich umtreibt, weil es so krass ist - und für mich nicht klar ist, ob das ganze eine gute, oder eine ablehnenswerte Entwicklung ist. Es handelt sich um das Thema Deepfakes. Was sind jetzt schon wieder Deepfakes? Vielleicht hast du auf YouTube oder TikTok schonmal Videos gesehen, in denen Trump, Obama oder Tom Cruise irgendwie merkwürdige Sachen sagen. Vielleicht haben die das gar nicht gesagt, sondern es waren ebenjene Deepfakes, computer-generierte, synthetische Medien, die es so gar nicht gibt. Ein bisschen so wie ein Photoshop-Bearbeitung, nur irgendwie krasser.Zu dem Thema habe ich übrigens schon mit dem Chef des Bundesamts für Sicherheit in der Informationstechnik, Arne Schönbohm, in der Folge 31 gesprochen. Da habe ich gefragt, was der deutsche Staat eigentlich gegen diese Bedrohungen so unternimmt. Heute spreche ich aber mit vielleicht dem größten Experten auf diesem Gebiet, es ist Henry Ajder. Er ist sonst zu Gast in der New York Times, BBC, Sky, Wired und sogar der Cosmopolitan -r und heute eben hier bei Digitale Optimisten.Wenn du dich also jemals gefragt hast was diese Deep Fakes sind, ob die das Ende der Gesellschaft sind oder - Achtung Kapitalismus - sogar eine Chance für smarte Geschäftsideen sind, dann hör dir jetzt das Interview mit Henry an, das ich aus Termingründen vor ein paar Wochen aufgenommen habe.Wie immer freue ich mich über 5 Sterne Reviews und dein Feedback an alexander@digitaleoptimisten.de. Und jetzt rein in das Interview.Bevor es mit dieser Folge losgeht: Bitte erzähle zwei Freundinnen oder Kollegen von diesem Podcast, wenn Dir diese Geschichten gefallen. Es hilft ungemein, neue Hörer zu finden und den Podcast weiter wachsen zu lassen. Wenn Du magst kannst Du mir auch einen Review auf Apple Podcasts oder Spotify geben.
We are witnessing a “firehose of falsehood” on the internet and in the media: mis- and disinformation that attempts to overwhelm the truth. As deepfake and synthetic media technologies become more sophisticated and their use more prolific, it is becoming more and more vital to develop tools and systems to identify when media has been manipulated - often through fake or deceptive audio and video - to increase trust in our information ecosystem. This fourth installment of our Global Digital Rights Challenges series features Sam Gregory @SamGregory, Program Director at WITNESS @witnessorg and three Promise Fellows, Nick Levsen, Aya Dardari and Ani Setian. Hear Sam outline the work he is doing at WITNESS, including in consultation with actors in the Global South who have lived-experience of the impact of mis- and disinformation, and learn more about preparing for and pre-empting future deepfake crises by developing detection skills and ensuring equitable global access to media forensic tools. P.S. We have a small housekeeping note: The fifth conversation in this series is titled “Life Interrupted: the Impact of Internet Shutdowns” and in a way that is both oddly fitting and also unfortunate, the audio for that talk was throttled by - you guessed it - poor internet connectivity and is best enjoyed while watching the speakers in real time. It's a fascinating exploration of the power of ISPs, government's role in securing internet access, and the vulnerabilities when daily life relies on connectivity. Head over to our Promise Institute YouTube channel to watch Tomiwa Ilori speak with Mark Verstraete, and to round out our Global Digital Rights Challenges series. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BgqbQmIRMnM
Deepfakes and other synthetic media have been grabbing headlines recently for a spectrum of reasons, from unauthorized celebrity pornography to comedy memes and even alleged fraud cheating companies out of hundreds of thousands of dollars. It's a rapidly evolving technology that, like most technological innovations, can be used for good or evil. Henry Ajder is head of policy and partnerships at Metaphysic, an organization at the cutting edge of synthetic media. He joins us to help make sense of synthetic media, and why as security professionals we need to stay vigilant about the pros and cons of the technology.
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Deepfakes and other synthetic media have been grabbing headlines recently for a spectrum of reasons, from unauthorized celebrity pornography to comedy memes and even alleged fraud cheating companies out of hundreds of thousands of dollars. It's a rapidly evolving technology that, like most technological innovations, can be used for good or evil. Henry Ajder is head of policy and partnerships at Metaphysic, an organization at the cutting edge of synthetic media. He joins us to help make sense of synthetic media, and why as security professionals we need to stay vigilant about the pros and cons of the technology.
This is a special episode of the Near Future Laboratory Podcast — a highlight reel from our General Seminar N°9 — a discussion on Synthetic Brands / Synthetic Media. We are now nudging into a world in which algorithmically synthetic and computer-generated artificial entities will likely be participating, collaborating, and fully assuming roles up and down the culture stack — from customer care bots to pop-stars and politicians. How do we make sense of all this? General Seminar is a platform for sense-making through discussion. One-to-many “expert” platforms like podcasts, TED Talks, and Masterclasses serve a role in the dissemination of ideas and opinions of a small group of experts. By their nature these are largely one-way, where ideas flow to a mostly passive audience who still must make sense of the topic on their own. General Seminar provides an alternative. Sign up to be notified of future General Seminar sessions. This podcast is supported by the good graces of my patron's on Patreon. Please consider supporting this podcast and my Design Fiction Newsletter! Or, you can buy me a coffee to show your thanks! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/julian-bleecker/support
In this episode of the Liberal Europe Podcast, Ricardo Silvestre (Movimento Liberal Social) welcomes Henry Ajder, the Head of Policy & Partnerships at Metaphysic, a company pioneering the ethical development of hyper realistic synthetic media. They talk about deep fakes, synthetic media, and the future of these technologies. This podcast is produced by the European Liberal Forum in collaboration with the Movimento Liberal Social with the financial support of the European Parliament. Neither the European Parliament nor the European Liberal Forum are responsible for the content or for any use that be made of it.
Our guest today is Chris Dix, Head of Technology Transformation for Audience Products at the BBC. With a career spanning over 20 years in the communications, broadcast, and media sectors, Chris is a proven leader in the Media and Entertainment industry, transforming ideas and technology into groundbreaking next-generation solutions through a broader perspective supported by world-class talent. The hyper-personalization of technologies like machine learning and AI have forever changed the software landscape. As this technology grows, new innovations such as synthetic media, AR/VR, and Blockchain, have the potential to tailor the way media and technology are consumed. Andrew and Fahad sit down with Chris to discuss these types of emerging tech, as well as how technology like this can be used ethically and responsibly to establish a culture of sustainable engineering.
The one where the guys just hit "record" as they discussed the latest experiments by big companies using DeepFakes for business pitches, the future of advertising and the Metaverse
Hey everyone,thanks again for your support! We have a great cast of people joining us over the next few weeks. In line with our recent emphasis on collective character development, we invited Arif Khan and Juliet Gardner of Alethea AI to discuss the incoming age of synthetic media, collectively and autonomously created characters, their concept of interactive NFTs and much moreCheck out Alethea AI: https://alethea.ai/Follow Arif: https://twitter.com/ArKhanFollow Juliet: https://twitter.com/cybersomeone
Pegasus NSO Hacking Scandal, Biden Facebook Covid Misinfo, Roblox, Synthetic Media, Deep Fakes,
Prepare for your mind to be blown. If you aren't familiar with so-called "synthetic media," you need to be. Synthetic media in all its forms - AI-driven digital humans, virtual beings, deep fakes - will transform Hollywood (and our lives). They already are. But you haven't seen anything yet. Fearless media-tech innovator and entrepreneur Victor Riparbelli, CEO of Synthesia (one of the leading innovators in this new AI-driven video world), joins me to discuss Synthesia's technology today - and where synthetic media will go in the next ten years. This all raises questions about the meaning of "creativity" and the impact on the creative community (and impacts on our lives). What happens to the "soul" of creativity when all of us can create Hollywood quality movies from our bedrooms - and when real human actors are no longer needed to play the leading roles? We discuss it all in this fascinating live CREATV University discussion. Learn more about CREATV U at http://www.creatv.media/creatv-university.
Guest: Denis Chamas. Denis has been leading Global Digital Transformation teams for over a decade in companies like Unilever and Cisco and renowned agencies like F.biz and Wunderman. Today, he is responsible for the Innovation & Transformation front at Philip Morris. He owns a Master’s degree in Digital Design and Intelligence Technologies, studied Radical Innovation at MIT and became a Certified Futurist and Specialist in Strategic Foresight at the Institute for the Future in Silicon Valley. He also works as a Professor at the Miami Ad School and leads the Startup Rad Lab, focused on technological maturity research and cognition hacking. We discuss everything about innovation & transformation: the corporate world x the startups, the challenges, ESG, data, Techonomic war, Synthetic Media and more.
In this episode, we explore "deepfakes" and the head-spinning breakthroughs in AI-generated synthetic media. Does the ability to digitally doppelgänger anyone doing or saying anything preface the end of trust, a revolution in reputational risk, or just the next era of entertainment? Seeing is no longer believing, so listen up as we peer deep to parse:What are deepfakes and why does AI-generated media differ from traditional CGI (computer graphic imagery) and Hollywood special effects?What do porn, meme culture, diplomacy, and the biometric fraud have in common, and why are deepfakes the through-line?Why fighting tech with tech isn't enough, and the multi-pronged approach needed to drive digital literacy and safeguard against the "Liar's Dividend".Ratings Time: At the end of each episode, we rate this breakout technology on our highly scientific scale to help innovators put this into context. Tune in to hear our review, and tell us what you think!Trash: Garbage abound in tech-land, so buyer beware of rubbish in disguise! Flash: A flash in the pan! Hot now, but fleeting once it exhausts early adopter segmentsCash: Money-maker with scalable potential, but ultimately nothing innovative hereSplash: Fundamentally innovative, and full of transformative potential to fix a real problemResources:www.kaleidoinsights.com https://www.thispersondoesnotexist.com/Credits: Hype Hazard is designed, developed, and recorded by Jaimy Szymanski and Jessica Groopman. This episode was edited Randall Ward and our theme music was composed by Adam Roszkiewicz.#deepfakes #AI #syntheticmedia #computervision #reputation #media #disinformation #identity #deeplearning
Join us as we discuss what happens when the Earth's magnetic poles shift and the growing concerns about synthetic media aka Deepfake technology.
In this very short podcast extra, Carl Miller and I discuss Blockchain technology and it's potential to combat deep fakes by authenticating and time-stamping media iterations.SHOW NOTES:Podcast EXTRA - Blockchain Technology and Deep Fakes Authentication - SHOW NOTESBitcoin Units and Divisibility - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bitcoin#Units_and_divisibility What the Heck is Bitcoin Anyways - https://kabirpost.com/heck-bitcoin-anyway/ Blockchain Explained - https://www.investopedia.com/terms/b/blockchain.asp Blackchain. What is Blockchain Technology? How Does it Work? - https://builtin.com/blockchain On Cryptocoins: I think I know why Satoshi Nakamoto Hides, Tech Power UP - https://www.techpowerup.com/234971/on-cryptocoins-i-think-i-know-why-satoshi-nakamoto-hides
Synthetische media zijn verschillende media, zoals foto's, video's, teksten of geluidsfragmenten, die zijn gecreëerd of gemodificeerd door kunstmatig intelligente (AI) software. Dit soort AI-software kan realistische voorbeelden maken of bestaande media dermate aanpassen, dat er geheel nieuwe media ontstaan. Wat zijn huidige toepassingen en de toekomstscenario's? Duiding, uitleg en een blik op de toekomst van synthetische media. Een verrassende blik in de toekomst.Jarno Duursma is trendwatcher, futurist en TEDx spreker. Hij is auteur van vier boeken over digitale technologie, onder andere over kunstmatige intelligentie en Blockchain. Zijn twee meest recente rapporten gaan over ‘Machines met verbeeldingskracht‘ en over ‘Deepfake technologie‘. Jarno is vaak te zien en horen in de landelijke media en schrijft opinie artikelen voor onder andere FD, NRC en Volkskrant. Jarno is alumnus van Singularity University in Silicon Valley, hij is initiatiefnemer van de ‘Listening to the future' tech-podcast en hij was jarenlang organisator van TechEvent SMC050, wat hij destijds zelf heeft opgericht.
In this episode of The Gate 15 Interview, Andy Jabbour talks with Michael Klein, a K-12 IT Director and a leader for CTI League's Disinformation Team, and Lee Foster, Senior Manager, Information Operations Analysis, with FireEye Intelligence. The group discusses: What we mean by the terms “misinformation” and “disinformation;” Information operations with regard to the COVID-19 pandemic; Geopolitical and domestic political interests and issue manipulation; Election disinformation, past, present and future; Ideas on deepfakes and the use of Synthetic Media; And Andy manages to work in another musical reference.
In deze podcast interviewt Jarno Duursma de trendwatcher Sander Duivestein. Kunnen computers creatief zijn? Wat zijn synthetische media? Wat zijn de mogelijkheden van generative adversarial networks? Gaan machines ons helpen nieuwe medicijnen te vinden? Bestaat er zoiets als een geautomatiseerde creativiteit? Waarom worden synthetische media ook wel de vierde mediarevolutie genoemd?Sander Duivestein is spreker, trendwatcher, internetondernemer, adviseur, auteur en columnist over de impact van nieuwe technologie.Uit naam van VINT (het Verkennings Instituut Nieuwe Technologie van ICT-dienstverlener Sogeti) schreef hij in de afgelopen jaren meerdere rapporten. Zijn focus van de laatste tijd is synthetische media, de synthetische generatie en infinite machine creativity.Sander is regelmatig in de traditionele media te bewonderen. Zijn opinie omtrent nieuwe technologie is terug te vinden in dag- en weekbladen, op de radio en op televisie.
P. 88 Synthetic Media and Content 2020 Tech Trends Report | The Future Today Institute https://futuretodayinstitute.com/2020-tech-trends/
In this episode of the Crypto Conversation Andy is joined by Arif Khan, CEO of Alethea AI, a decentralized Synthetic Content Network that allows users to own the rights to their AI-generated identity, secured by a blockchain. Are you ready to monetize your likeness, face and voice data in a trusted environment? Why you should listen: Deepfakes are hyper-realistic AI-generated synthetic media in which a person in an existing image or video is replaced with someone else's likeness. Deepfakes can be used to deceive, such as a manipulated video of a politician deployed in an attempt to cause political unrest. However, individuals and media companies are now using the tech in exciting and creative new ways to enable virtual influencers and new digital and social media opportunities. The result is that the lines between virtual, digital, social, and reality continue to blur. Key takeaway: Synthetic Media is an emerging creativity multiplier that enables a new kind of storytelling. Like all technology, it can be used in both positive and negative ways. China's attempt to contain the Coronavirus is likely to accelerate the trend towards remote work, VR, and virtual identities. The future is likely to be weirder and stranger than you dared hope. Supporting links: Alethea AI War of the Worlds Radio Broadcast 1938 Lil Miquela Sapiens Alethea AI on Twitter Arif on Twitter Andy on Twitter Brave New Coin on Twitter Brave New Coin
This was a crazy topic. Dan shares an article he found about 'bots' and media people consume. Dan shares information on the possible consequences of synthetic media in the ever-changing world we live in. Enjoy!
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