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AI-generated deepfake videos are emerging as a concern ahead of the Victorian election, with fake political content spreading online.
New research suggests around one in four people struggle to correctly identify deepfakes, while many also mistake real footage for fake.
The Wire’s Moemina Shukur spoke to Lucas Whittaker, Lecturer in Marketing at Swinburne University of Technology, about the risks deepfakes pose to voters.
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