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How Deepfakes Are Changing the Landscape of Identity Fraud and How Can We Prevent the Risks

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Parya Lotfi
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DuckDuckGoose
Parya Lotfi
Parya is the co-founder of DuckDuckGoose and has a background in systems engineering and policy analysis. By combining her technical skills with her knowledge of Grand Challenges, she applies an interdisciplinary approach to identify dangers caused by deepfakes. With a demonstrated history in...
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