AI is finding its voice and that's bad for democracy
Deepfake audio clips of public figures have the potential to disrupt democracy. AI-generated voices are being harnessed as a weapon of disinformation.
Writer and journalist. Former Managing Director at Accenture, focused primarily on AI, digital twins, social media, and entertainment. Has written for the Forum on industry change, the creator economy, and diversity and representation. Led business and product marketing teams in search, content, and AI at Microsoft 2007-2017; a senior leader at startups in Europe and the US 2000-2007. BA from Oxford University, MA from University College London; based in Seattle.
Deepfake audio clips of public figures have the potential to disrupt democracy. AI-generated voices are being harnessed as a weapon of disinformation.
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