This also poses the threat of creation of deepfakes. To put it into perspective, imagine an image of you seen on a trip to US surfaces when you've never been there. The scarier part is that it is being used to create pornographic images of people and being sold online. There are few ways to identify AI artworks and protect yourself, which I will talk about in my next well cast. Thank you for listening
Disha Agarwal
@disha_aga05 · 2:27
So yes, I would really like to thank you for using this platform and talking about this issue. It's really important that we talk about it. Thank you, ma'am. And I'll be eagerly waiting for the part two
Ritika Gupta
@Ritika_Gupta · 0:46
You. Hello, Dysha. And I'm first of all, I'm really sorry for what happened to you. Maybe I don't have to be, but I still feel so I have to say it. And second thing is I really, really hope that someone, someone in the system could do anything, literally do anything, even in the slightest, to at least talk about it on a bigger level. And there are some things that some rules and regulations that help us in protecting our privacy
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
Sushila Yadav
@Sushi10 · 0:40
Yes, Ethica, you are right. Technology is a bone but it is also a curse. And in artificial intelligence art in art is like killing the spirit of an artist. There should be some laws and rules to protect artists from this kind of trap and everyone should be aware about it. Especially the fraud who do such kinds of thing with the artists treat them. They should be punished. Being an artist we are doing very well thing to protect your rights. I support you in every means