Research on the Risks and Governance of “Deepfake” Technology Abuse
Zhong Yi-chang · Criminal Justice Science & Governance · 2024
With the development of big data and artificial intelligence, “Deepfake” technology has become increasingly common in daily life, accompanied by a prominent rise in its abusive applications. “Deepfake” technology alters personal biometric information to synthesize deceptive information. Facial images and voices are the most frequently used data in such fabrications. “Deepfake” technology poses substantial threats to both individual and national interests, and the abuse of technology must be regulated. The regulation of “Deepfake” activities requires the joint efforts from individuals, platforms and legal frameworks, forming a comprehensive governance synergy.