Someone Can Be You in Seconds
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AI can now imitate faces, voices, documents, and even the subtle signals institutions use to decide whether we are trustworthy. Banks, platforms, and security systems are racing to detect synthetic fraud—but their mistakes can go both ways: letting criminals through while locking real people out of their own accounts.
As trust becomes automated, we are asked to prove ourselves through face scans, voice checks, liveness tests, and increasingly invasive forms of verification. But what happens when the systems designed to protect us can no longer tell who is real?
This episode of Interconnected explores the new fraud economy, the limits of deepfake detection, and the unsettling future of having to constantly prove that you are human.
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