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How Can Policymakers Address AI Voice-Cloning Scams?

How Can Policymakers Address AI Voice-Cloning Scams?
Wednesday, May 15, 202412:00 PM to 1:00 PM EST
Virtual Webinar

Event Summary

There has been a concerning rise in nefarious uses of AI-enabled voice cloning recently. Bad actors have targeted families and small businesses with disturbing extortion scams. The scams themselves are not new, the term “virtual kidnapping scam” has been around for many years to describe the ways fraudsters trick victims into paying a ransom to free a loved one they believe is being threatened. But AI has made these scams more sophisticated as the technology can be trained on publicly accessible audio recordings of regular people to make them sound incredibly authentic and believable.

Watch now for a panel discussion exploring how threats from AI voice cloning are likely to develop, what countermeasures exist, and actionable steps policymakers can take to address both national and international threats.

Speakers

Zohaib
Zohaib Ahmed@zohaibahmed
Founder and CEO
Resemble AI
Panelist
Andrea
Andrea Hickerson@aehickerson
Dean and Professor, School of Journalism and New Media
The University of Mississippi
Panelist
Hodan
Hodan Omaar@hodanomaar
Senior Policy Manager
Center for Data Innovation
Moderator
Olga
Olga Yurkova@olga_yurkova
Co-founder
StopFake
Panelist
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