Michel Janse shared a distressing experience discovering a deepfake advertisement of herself promoting impotence pills, using her likeness without consent, while on her honeymoon.
"This ad was me in my bedroom, in my old apartment in Austin, wearing my clothes, talking about their pill. The only thing is, it wasn't my voice."
The rapid evolution of the internet drivers concerns around trustworthiness, prompting her to advocate the motto: "trust no one, believe nothing on the internet."
Expert advice emphasized thoroughly documenting evidence of deepfake misuse, notifying platforms for removal, and potentially pursuing legal action or reporting to law enforcement.
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