2 days of her life she won’t get back because of an ai deepfake. please don’t let this shit get any worse…
slizzbizness on
That would be awful if verified ICE agents were to be targeted in this way. I really hope people don’t start doing things like this to them
Changlini on
Article doesn’t say if she got compensated or successfully sued. Sucks.
Pawtuckaway on
What is a deepfake text? You could send yourself fake texts long before AI existed.
thlayli_x on
Are we calling fake text message generators “deepfakes” now?
Extreme-Edge-9843 on
Hold up… It was a fake text message screen shot. We are really doing a lot of heavy lifting here on the ai angle.
I agree though but regardless of whether it was photoshopped or made with ai, police should have been moving forward with validating the text message was sent from her phone with phone records before arresting… Crazy was
Oldheadyellingatsky on
While deepfakes are a big problem, this isn’t an issue with technology. This is poor, lazy police work.
TooLittleSunToday on
I hope she sues everyone and wins big time including whoever makes the software that made the fakes.
Getafix69 on
Going to happen a lot moving forward and I wouldn’t be suprised if it turns out to be one of the main uses of the thing.
WorshipBillCipher666 on
that’s not even a deepfake……
*internet literacy is dying slowly*
RellenD on
Everyone in here is really stuck on a technicality that is really irrelevant to the story.
txmail on
Man, we are headed down the drain quick with AI.
Just imagine a fake being created of you doing something terrible or like this where it breaks your no contact order.
You get arrested and charged. Hopefully you have the money to bond out (depending if the judge gives you a bond).
It takes 8 months to get phone records and a detective to work on the case from the state side to prove / disprove the evidence provided is not AI generated. All that time your likely restricted in travel and what you can do (again, depending on charges).
Meanwhile if the state / county / government continues with the charges you are now having to hire your own AI experts to prove it is AI and prove your innocence.
Assuming you were able to bond out of jail relatively fast and not lose your job, your likely looking at six figures worth of experts and attorney fees — more than enough to bankrupt most Americans. Even if you win you loose.
shiftyeyedgoat on
So what happened to the guy? He submitted false evidence that caused someone to be imprisoned and arrested twice. That’s got to amount to something.
ayriuss on
Oh god “AI detectors” are going to be the new polygraph.
RKAID-e on
“AI-generated Deepfake text” okay boomer
DistributeQuickly559 on
Thats my ex before my ex. Lying bitc*
Iyellkhan on
its almost like there were major societal implications that warranted not unleashing this technology for free on society, much less allowing unlicensed data training.
that being said, this is the whole reason evidence is suppose to be verified by sworn statements before being allowed into evidence. heck, you cant submit video evidence without authentication by a human.
aneryx on
he’s in jail now for fabricating evidence, right?
right?
charlie2135 on
Not really relevant to the issue discussed but when he scratched himself, he should have asked the police officers to take samples from his fingernails and hers.
Damn, I’ve been watching too many forensic files lately.
BusyHands_ on
How lazy were the cops and prosecutors.
chattyrandom on
Did she weigh more than a duck?
rumski on
“two days of hell in a Florida jail” sounds like a fire country song.
sweetpea122 on
He should be sentenced to double the sentence he tried to get her on and have to pay back her bonds. If the battery and violation of the protective order was 1 yr in jail, he should face 2 plus a psych eval and only supervised internet.
Then she should sue him in civil court.
basketcase18 on
So…is the boyfriend going to jail? He definitely should.
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Hope thats not true if it is, is it wild
2 days of her life she won’t get back because of an ai deepfake. please don’t let this shit get any worse…
That would be awful if verified ICE agents were to be targeted in this way. I really hope people don’t start doing things like this to them
Article doesn’t say if she got compensated or successfully sued. Sucks.
What is a deepfake text? You could send yourself fake texts long before AI existed.
Are we calling fake text message generators “deepfakes” now?
Hold up… It was a fake text message screen shot. We are really doing a lot of heavy lifting here on the ai angle.
I agree though but regardless of whether it was photoshopped or made with ai, police should have been moving forward with validating the text message was sent from her phone with phone records before arresting… Crazy was
While deepfakes are a big problem, this isn’t an issue with technology. This is poor, lazy police work.
I hope she sues everyone and wins big time including whoever makes the software that made the fakes.
Going to happen a lot moving forward and I wouldn’t be suprised if it turns out to be one of the main uses of the thing.
that’s not even a deepfake……
*internet literacy is dying slowly*
Everyone in here is really stuck on a technicality that is really irrelevant to the story.
Man, we are headed down the drain quick with AI.
Just imagine a fake being created of you doing something terrible or like this where it breaks your no contact order.
You get arrested and charged. Hopefully you have the money to bond out (depending if the judge gives you a bond).
It takes 8 months to get phone records and a detective to work on the case from the state side to prove / disprove the evidence provided is not AI generated. All that time your likely restricted in travel and what you can do (again, depending on charges).
Meanwhile if the state / county / government continues with the charges you are now having to hire your own AI experts to prove it is AI and prove your innocence.
Assuming you were able to bond out of jail relatively fast and not lose your job, your likely looking at six figures worth of experts and attorney fees — more than enough to bankrupt most Americans. Even if you win you loose.
So what happened to the guy? He submitted false evidence that caused someone to be imprisoned and arrested twice. That’s got to amount to something.
Oh god “AI detectors” are going to be the new polygraph.
“AI-generated Deepfake text” okay boomer
Thats my ex before my ex. Lying bitc*
its almost like there were major societal implications that warranted not unleashing this technology for free on society, much less allowing unlicensed data training.
that being said, this is the whole reason evidence is suppose to be verified by sworn statements before being allowed into evidence. heck, you cant submit video evidence without authentication by a human.
he’s in jail now for fabricating evidence, right?
right?
Not really relevant to the issue discussed but when he scratched himself, he should have asked the police officers to take samples from his fingernails and hers.
Damn, I’ve been watching too many forensic files lately.
How lazy were the cops and prosecutors.
Did she weigh more than a duck?
“two days of hell in a Florida jail” sounds like a fire country song.
He should be sentenced to double the sentence he tried to get her on and have to pay back her bonds. If the battery and violation of the protective order was 1 yr in jail, he should face 2 plus a psych eval and only supervised internet.
Then she should sue him in civil court.
So…is the boyfriend going to jail? He definitely should.