Deepfake News: Punitive provisions to prevent deepfakes and misinformation may discourage users. Global research institute Cuts International said that the help of technology intervention should be taken to prevent misuse of AI-generated content.
Amol Kulkarni, research director at CUTS International, told PTI that internet users need ample opportunity to ascertain the veracity of the content. He said that in election season like this, the role of reliable fact checkers becomes important.
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Kulkarni said that although transparency is good, bombarding users with information can reduce the quality of their experience. He said that the right technical and accountability solutions can help in dealing with the problem of deepfakes and misinformation.
The government had on March 1 issued an advisory to provide clarity about the AI models under testing and prevent illegal content on social media and other platforms.
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