Introduction
Deepfake and AI technology’s ability to manipulate photos and even videos has exacerbated the issue of sexual images being posted online without consent. Google has recently announced new measures to combat sexually explicit deepfakes in their search results, but there is no one-size-fits-all solution.
Discussion with Experts
WIRED senior writer Paresh Dave joins PBS News Hour correspondent Stephanie Sy to discuss this complex problem. They delve into the implications of deepfake technology and its impact on individuals whose images are misused.
Who is affected?
Many individuals, particularly women, find themselves victims of this technology. The manipulation of their images can lead to severe emotional and psychological distress.
What can be done?
While tech companies are taking steps to address the issue, it remains a challenge to effectively monitor and remove nonconsensual content from the internet.
About the Authors
By — Stephanie Sy is a PBS News Hour correspondent and anchor of PBS News Hour West. She has a rich background in journalism, having worked with ABC News, Al Jazeera America, and CNN International.
By — Andrew Corkery is a national affairs producer at PBS News Weekend.
Conclusion
The rise of deepfake technology poses significant challenges in the fight against nonconsensual sexual images online. Ongoing discussions and innovations are crucial to address this pressing issue.
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