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The Key to Spotting Deepfakes is Deliberately Slowing Down
In a second, most people can spot obvious AI distortions. Given a few more seconds, we get even better at it. Slowing down to look at it instead of immediately reacting impacts our ability to spot falsehoods.Â
Linked: Mission impossible: Ephemeral Messages Preservation. Part 1
I think the rise of ephemeral, or temporary, messaging, is fascinating, and I also think that many in the legal field are completely overthinking this. Take, for example the article below, where Pavan raises what he considers to be the “risks: Risks of Ephemeral messaging Preservation and spoliation of evidence:Â Information that is within the…
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Linked – What Legal Tech Is Doing to Legal Ethics
This is an interesting thought. “For attorneys that can’t keep up with what becomes generally accepted as standard practice for lawyer tech, like email, there could be an ethical issue with charging clients for tasks that take twice as long due to antiquated business practices.” I think this is something that we could very easily…
Linked: AI Wrote Better Phishing Emails Than Humans in a Recent Test
But seriously, we need to stop telling people that one of the signs of a phishing email is poor writing, or the generic text because that is going away fast. The tools used to create the message are getting better and better.
