Deepfake porn is exploding online - can Europe stop it?
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Hello and you're welcome to The Big Tech Show with me, Adrian Weckler. Now, as the EU's AI Act rumbles through its process here in Ireland and in Europe, one of the issues, one of the many issues that it's trying to tackle is deepfake pornography. And we're going to talk a little bit about this and then the wider impact of the AI Act. I'm joined by Aoife White, who writes for the European Correspondent and who specializes in EU affairs. Aoife, let's start with the deepfake porn issue. You might just remind us what that is.
idea is that it's quite easy to get a photo of somebody you know you're a 15 year old you're in class you can take a photo of a girl sitting next to you and you can go on one of these apps and create porn very quickly of somebody you know and some of the cases I've seen which looks the worst where where it is really was kids and that's pretty humiliating for a young girl um But it's so easy to do. And the idea would be that this shouldn't be on app stores. This is something that shouldn't be so easily available. And this was added to the AI Act Omnibus, which was the European Commission's chance to really go in there and retool some of its digital legislation. And that's now up for the final decision making.
And I don't think it's particularly controversial. Some of the discussions seem to have been about just how naked can you be? um the idea like is is this should you be able to make a photo of somebody wearing a bikini for example i mean this is where the decision making was but i think the general idea that you should do something about the ease of this um is something that there was a lot of support for
Yeah, one of the things that has struck me about this is very occasionally, maybe I looked at the wrong type of content or something on my social media feed, but I have very occasionally seen an ad pushed at me.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–9:01
2
What is deepfake pornography and why is it a concern?
9:01–14:43
3
How does the EU's AI Act aim to address deepfake content?
14:43–20:16
4
What challenges exist in regulating deepfake technology?
20:16–23:06
5
Can the EU effectively enforce regulations on harmful AI content?
23:06–27:44
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What impact do deepfakes have on individuals and society?
27:44–29:57
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