Gavin Wilde

Gavin Wilde, a Nonresident Fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace and adjunct lecturer at Johns Hopkins, tackles the intricate world of deepfakes. He explores their historical context, arguing that perceptions of deepfakes often stem from past media anxieties. Wilde discusses the limited impact of deepfakes in recent elections and emphasizes the need for a thoughtful approach beyond technology, focusing on issues like non-consensual imagery and voice scams.

Gavin Wilde and Emma Landi discuss law enforcement hacking against cybercrime, addressing policy questions and the types of hacking operations performed. They explore the necessity of proper policy frameworks, managing personal data privacy online, global collaboration in cyber operations, defining success and challenges, and expressing appreciation for stakeholders combating cybercrime.