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Generative AI and deepfakes are fuelling health misinformation. Here’s what to look out for so you don’t get scammed

The Conversation | J Wong/The Guardian
The Conversation | J Wong/The Guardian

An emerging area of health-related scams is linked to the use of generative AI tools to create deepfake videos, photos and audio recordings. These deepfakes are used to promote fake health-care products or lead consumers to share sensitive health information with people they believe can be trusted. A deepfake is a photograph or video of a real person, or a sound recording of their voice, that is altered to make the person appear to do or say something they haven’t done or said.

Posted in: News on 03/15/2025 | Link to this post on IFP |
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