Artificial Intelligence, Deepfakes, and Disinformation 2023

  • OnDemand seminar
  • Evidence and Discovery Law
Artificial Intelligence, Deepfakes, and Disinformation 2023

In too deep

Technology and security experts are sounding the alarm about the potential role computer-generated disinformation could play in future U.S. elections.1 While disinformation is nothing new, it is becoming more sophisticated, convincing, and difficult to spot thanks to artificial intelligence (AI) technology like deepfakes. The proliferation of deepfake images, audio, and video should be a concern for lawyers, especially when it comes to evidentiary issues. Without a strong understanding of how AI technology can be used to distort and even invent information, lawyers risk relying on falsehood or offering it into evidence in court.

At Artificial Intelligence, Deepfakes, and Disinformation, you’ll hear directly from Todd Helmus – a nationally recognized expert on disinformation and extremism. He’ll introduce you to the technology behind deepfakes and explain how it’s used to disseminate disinformation.

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Faculty

  • Receive an introduction to deepfake technology and the dangers it poses
  • Learn how deepfake technology is used to disseminate information
  • Review current and potential policies that can used to protect the public from deepfakes
  • Analyze how the spread of disinformation impacts democracies and societies
  • All lawyers
  • Judges
  • Paralegals

The Going Deep Seminar Series takes you inside the fascinating world of deepfake technology and offers insights into the legal implications for intellectual property, evidentiary issues, and other areas of law. You’ll learn to recognize, account for, and mitigate risks posed by deepfake technology at these informative webcasts.

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