LONDON, Feb 5 (Reuters) - Britain will work with Microsoft, academics and experts to develop a system to spot deepfake material online, the government said on Thursday, as it moves to set standards for tackling harmful and deceptive AI-generated content.
While manipulated material has circulated online for decades, the rapid adoption of generative AI chatbots - made possible through the launch of ChatGPT and others - has amplified concerns about the scale and realism of deepfakes.
