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More newsAI, deepfakes and the burden of proof for digital evidence in litigation
In 2022, a deepfake video circulated showing Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy appearing to tell Ukrainian soldiers to surrender during the Russian invasion. Although quickly debunked, it demonstrated how synthetic media could be weaponised for geopolitical ends. The following year, Arup – the design company behind structures like the Sydney Opera House and the UK’s Channel Tunnel Rail Link – lost USD 25 million after an employee was deceived by deepfake audio and video impersonating the UK-based CFO and other executives in a meeting, and convinced to transfer the money to the perpetrators.
AI gone rogue Are employers liable when workplace AI harms employees
Safee-Naaz Siddiqi, Senior Associate in the Knowledge Management practice, recently joined Jimmy Moyaha on SAfm to discuss risks and challenges employers face in the AI era.
CDH’s deployment of two industry-leading GenAI legal platforms: Harvey and Legora.
Retha Beerman, Director and Practice Head of Knowledge Management, recently joined John Maytham on 702/CapeTalk to discuss CDH’s deployment of two industry-leading GenAI legal platforms: Harvey and Legora.