Sam Gregory

Human rights activist and technologist, Sam Gregory, discusses the impact of AI on our perception of reality. Topics include deepfakes, AI-generated visual hoaxes, mitigation strategies, verifying media authenticity, and the importance of media literacy in combating the spread of misinformation.

Human rights activist and technologist, Sam Gregory, discusses deepfakes, AI blurring reality, and maintaining identity in a changing world. The TED AI Show explores AI's impact on relationships, work, culture, and art, highlighting the need to combat misinformation and enhance media literacy.

Sam Gregory, technologist and human rights advocate, discusses the challenges of distinguishing real from fake content in an era of deep fakes. He explores the potential consequences of advances in generative AI and emphasizes the need for powerful detection technology to ensure trust in AI-generated media. Gregory warns of a future where reality can be easily fabricated and dismissed, highlighting the importance of fortifying our perception of truth.

Human rights activist and technologist Sam Gregory discusses the impact of AI on reality, including deepfakes and misinformation. The podcast explores the challenges of spotting AI-generated content, the rise of deep fake videos, and the importance of digital literacy in navigating a world shaped by AI.

Sam Gregory, Executive Director of WITNESS, dives into the critical evolution of video evidence since the Rodney King incident in 1992. He explores the balance between generative video technology, like Sora, and risks of misinformation. Discussion includes the normalization of likeness theft and how this impacts trust and identity. Gregory also critiques Silicon Valley's hubris and emphasizes the need for responsible governance in digital spaces. Ultimately, he highlights the intersection of information and material harms caused by AI, urging for urgent action in protecting vulnerable users.