AI fakes could alter opinions and harm society, UofA professor says
"Confronting AI's Digital Deceptions: A Lecture by Chet Hosmer"
Join Chet Hosmer, Professor Emeritus at the University of Arizona's Cyber Operations Program, for a pivotal talk on the emerging threats posed by AI-generated fake digital photographs and videos. This lecture, part of the University's CAST Distinguished Speakers Series, will be accessible both virtually and in-person at the Sierra Vista Campus on February 29. Hosmer will delve into the risks associated with AI-altered images, audio, and video, shedding light on how individuals and organizations can safeguard against these sophisticated digital forgeries.
With AI technologies making it easier than ever to create believable fakes with just a few clicks, Hosmer's talk will explore the advancements in digital manipulation and its implications for society. From computational propaganda to the potential for legal regulations, this lecture is a must-attend for anyone interested in understanding the profound impact of AI on information authenticity and security. Hosmer will also discuss his work in developing technologies to detect altered media, emphasizing the importance of critical thinking and awareness in combating AI fakes.