Bogdan Botezatu

For some other people, it's the financial loss that they have caused themselves when they heeded your call.

No, you don't call Bitdefender for that.

You call the platform and have the video removed

You use your outreach to tell the people that you're being impersonated and they should do their due diligence.

And you also might want to educate the users, which we are actually doing right now.

We're talking about deepfakes.

We're talking about the possibility that everybody can create an online version of us with different agenda.

And I think that this educational part is the most important.

I would say yes and no.

For starters, there are a couple of telltale signs, like maybe poor lip synchronization or some sort of artifacts introduced by the AI.

If you remember, a while ago, the AI used to have a very difficult time aligning teeth or representing the amount of fingers.

But that changes in time.

As technology evolves, these things get perfected.

And what I'm trying to say is that we should rely less on technical artifacts or TLDL signs to tell a scam and focus more on the likelihood that what we're hearing and seeing is real.

I saw the impersonating videos that Neil sent over.

And when we analyzed them, we focused on...

Let's say a couple of key elements that will demolish the story.

Like Neil.

Neil is a very knowledgeable person in the science field.

He wouldn't spend much time commenting games, right?