Campaign India Team
Nov 09, 2023

The dark side of AI: When 'seeing' is not 'believing'

SOUNDING BOARD: Experts weigh in on the risks associated with the rise of AI tech such as deepfake after the deepfake viral video of actor Rashmika Mandanna and centre's response to it

Rashmika Mandanna (Left); Zara Patel (Right) in screen grabs from the videos

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