Narayan Murthy On Deepfake Video: Deepfake videos of Infosys co-founder Narayana Murthy are going viral on social media. In this, while promoting an alleged investment platform Quantum AI, he is claiming that with the help of this new technology, users will be able to earn three thousand dollars in a day i.e. about two and a half lakh rupees.
What’s in the video?
In the video, Narayana Murthy is shown saying that he and billionaire Elon Musk are working together on a quantum AI project. At the same time, Narayan Murthy’s reaction has come to light on this video. In this he has called the viral video fake. He has expressed concern about this and has alerted people.
Narayan Murthy expressed concern
Infosys co-founder N R Narayana Murthy on Thursday expressed concern over fake news claiming that he endorsed automated trading applications. He has also warned the common people not to fall prey to such fraudulent claims.
PUBLIC WARNING ISSUED IN RESPECT OF FAKE VIDEOS AND POSTS ON SOCIAL MEDIA AND INTERNET ABOUT ME
— Narayana Murthy (@Infosys_nmurthy) December 14, 2023
services they are trying to sell to you. Please report any such instances to the concerned regulatory authorities.
— Narayana Murthy (@Infosys_nmurthy) December 14, 2023
Use of deepfake photos and videos
NR Narayana Murthy also criticized fake interviews in which deepfake photos and videos of him were used. Murthy made several posts on X to draw the public’s attention to malicious sites and fraudulent products or services being sold by misusing his name. He urged people to report any such cases to the concerned regulatory authorities.
Fake news was spread
Murthy said, in recent months, many fake news have been spread through social media apps and various webpages available on the internet. These claim that I have endorsed or invested in automated trading apps. The names of these apps are BTC AI Evex, British Bitcoin Profit, Bit Light Sync, Immediate Momentum, Capitalix Ventures etc.
Viral video is fake
These misleading advertisements appear on fraudulent websites, which are designed to resemble the websites of popular newspapers. Infosys founder Narayan Murthy has termed the video going viral about him as fake. He has expressed concern about this and has alerted people.