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Generation Z is uniquely immersed in the world of artificial intelligence, experiencing its transformative impact in their daily lives. As digital natives, they interact with AI through personalized learning platforms, smart recommendations on social media, and AI-driven tools that enhance their educational and professional pursuits. This generation is quick to adapt to new technologies, leveraging AI for creativity, productivity, and social connectivity. However, their constant exposure to AI also brings challenges, such as concerns over privacy, data security, and the ethical implications of automated decision-making. Gen Z is at the forefront of navigating these complexities, advocating for responsible AI usage and more transparent technological practices.
Deep fakes add another layer of complexity to the digital experience of Generation Z. These highly realistic but fabricated videos and images challenge their ability to discern truth from deception in the media they consume. The prevalence of deep fakes in politics, entertainment, and social media poses significant risks, including misinformation and potential threats to personal security. Despite these challenges, Gen Z is developing a heightened awareness of the need for media literacy and critical thinking skills. They are becoming more vigilant in verifying the authenticity of digital content and are advocating for stronger regulations and technological solutions to combat the spread of deep fakes. Through these experiences, Generation Z is shaping a more informed and resilient digital future.
Find out in this episode as AI and technology expert Ayush Prakash explains how are deepfakes created using AI technology? What is the impact of these technologies on Gen Z? (Psychological, and Social) What are some of the ethical considerations one should keep in mind when we think of Deep Fakes? What is the future outlook of this technology and practical advice on Gen Z falling prey to deep fakes?
