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Background briefing: Deepfakes are here to stay, so where to next?

Wednesday 21 February 2024. From fake audio impersonating politicians to fake pornographic videos of celebrities including Taylor Swift, deepfakes have been in the news a lot lately and advances in artificial intelligence (AI) mean it's about to get a whole lot worse, say experts. So, what are the biggest challenges and what can people do to avoid being duped by deepfakes and images and video generated by AI, especially as the technology is set to become even more sophisticated with the development of OpenAI's Sora, an AI that can generate videos from text prompts? Is there a technological solution and how far away is it? Can Australia rely on overseas technology or do we need to develop our own capability? Speakers include: Will Berryman Executive Director of the Royal Institution of Australia (RiAus) Professor Simon Lucey Director of the Australian Institute for Machine Learning (AIML) at The University of Adelaide Professor Monica Attard, Co-Director of the Centre For Media Transition at The University of Technology Sydney Rebecca Johnson, AI and ethics researcher, The University of Sydney