A new wave of deepfake investment scams is sweeping across social media-slick, convincing, and dangerously deceptive. Powered by AI and fronted by synthetic versions of celebrities and executives, these fake pitches are stealing attention, trust, and millions of dollars. Here’s what’s happening, how to spot it, and how Clarity is helping stop the fraud before it spreads

The Alarming Reality of Synthetic Interviews – And How Clarity Stops Deepfakes in Their Tracks AI-generated job candidates are infiltrating video interviews with fake resumes, social profiles—and even deepfaked faces. A new report by Unit42 reveals how threat actors are using synthetic media to bypass hiring processes. Clarity’s real-time detection platform tackles this threat head-on, analyzing live and recorded video to expose deepfakes before they compromise your team. No manual review needed—just fast, trusted answers.

A manipulated video of Israel’s former Defense Minister was accidentally broadcast on national TV. Within minutes, Clarity’s platform flagged it as a high-confidence deepfake—demonstrating the urgent need for real-time media verification in today’s information wars.

Imagine receiving a video call from your bank’s representative, their face and voice completely familiar, requesting urgent authorization for a large transaction. Some people may be overcautious and run checks, but others may fall for the scam. We think the risks are substantial (and growing).

Imagine a video circulating online, featuring the CEO of a major financial institution endorsing a dubious investment scheme. The video looks and sounds authentic, but it's a meticulously crafted deepfake. This scenario, once the stuff of science fiction, is becoming an increasingly possible reality, posing a significant threat to brand reputation and financial security.

As digital manipulation blurs the lines between reality and fiction, deepfake technology has emerged as a formidable weapon in the arsenal of information warfare. Malevolent actors increasingly rely on deepfakes to convince and compel their targets.

Regulatory advancement can combat deepfake use. This article examines the key regulatory developments of 2023, highlighting the urgent responses and emerging trends that shaped the landscape.

The advent of deepfake technology, powered by artificial intelligence (AI), has introduced a new dimension to political disinformation. Recent incidents highlight how the growing sophistication and accessibility of this technology is creating substantial risk of election misinformation.

The spread of sophisticated deepfakes presents a critical threat: fortunately, advancements in deepfake protection technology are providing effective solutions, offering a vital shield against these deceptive practices.