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AI Face Swapping Sparks Privacy and Identity Concerns

What Happened

The rapid rise of AI-driven face swapping lets anyone insert faces into photos or videos with astonishing realism. New deepfake tools allow users to copy a person’s face, mimic expressions, and generate life-like digital versions without their consent. Concerns are mounting about copyright issues, misuse in scams, and the loss of control individuals have over their own likeness. Regulators and tech companies face increasing pressure to develop safeguards and policies to address these risks, as the technology becomes easier to access worldwide.

Why It Matters

Easy access to AI face swapping blurs the line between reality and fiction, threatening trust in digital communications, intensifying risks of identity theft, and raising new questions about digital rights and security. Read more in our AI News Hub

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