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Laurie Segall

Laurie Segall

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Founder, CEO, Executive Producer, Mostly Human Media

New York

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Total articles 1073

  • What Taylor Swift’s Deepfake Porn Nightmare Says About the Growing Threat of AI

    By Laurie Segall| Katie Couric Media@ And how she could combat it. Picture this scenario: We’re strangers who’ve just met for a job interview, blind date, or some other situation where first impressions matter, and you can’t get this one worry out of your head: Was I one of the thousands of people who’d seen you having sex with a stranger? Because on video sites popping up all over the internet, your features, your image, your facial expressions, and your likeness are all superimposed on another woman’s body.

    By Laurie Segall · Katie Couric Media

    Feb. 08, 2024

  • Opinion: The chilling lesson of the Taylor Swift deepfakes

    By Laurie Segall| Lee News Central Verified (CNN) — Sexually explicit AI-generated photos of pop superstar Taylor Swift have flooded the internet, and we don’t need to calm down. Swift may be one of the most famous women in the world, but she represents every woman and every girl when it comes to what’s at stake in the future of artificial intelligence and consent.

    By Laurie Segall · Lee News Central

    Jan. 31, 2024

  • What Taylor Swift’s Deepfake Porn Nightmare Says About the Growing Threat of AI

    By Laurie Segall| Katie Couric Media@ And how she could combat it. Picture this scenario: We’re strangers who’ve just met for a job interview, blind date, or some other situation where first impressions matter, and you can’t get this one worry out of your head: Was I one of the thousands of people who’d seen you having sex with a stranger? Because on video sites popping up all over the internet, your features, your image, your facial expressions, and your likeness are all superimposed on another woman’s body.

    By Laurie Segall · Katie Couric Media

    Feb. 08, 2024

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Mostly Human Media

New York, United States