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The Ministry of Communications and Information Technology confirmed that Deepfake technology, which utilizes artificial intelligence, produces fake videos that appear natural by training on thousands of images and audio recordings, relying on details such as facial features and voice tone. The ministry explained that deepfakes can be used to simulate people saying or doing things they have never actually done. Methods for detecting such fakes include searching for signs of manipulation, such as matching lip movements with audio and natural eye blinking. They also urged individuals to verify the source of videos and consider the context. It was noted that 51% of fake videos can be automatically detected, and emphasized the importance of securing personal accounts and not sharing sensitive information to reduce the spread of false content online.
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