Anti-fraud task force is testing AI face-swapping fraud detection and warning technology

CCTV reported that the reporter experienced the AI face-swapping fraud detection and early warning technology under testing at the laboratory site of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology's anti-fraud task force.
According to relevant experts, this function will run locally on the cell phone side, and after the user's authorization, it can provide the user with an early warning reminder of the risk of AI face-switching fraud, and it can detect whether the other party in the video call is a fake identity.
Recently, an 82-year-old retired American man saw an AI-faked 'Musk interview video' on the Internet, and then contacted the company mentioned in the video and invested more than $690,000 in it.
Experts remind that AI fraud is a combination of privacy information leakage and fraud traps, to strengthen the protection of personal privacy, do not easily provide face, fingerprints and other personal bio-information to others, do not overly publicize or share moving pictures, videos, etc., involving "friends", "leaders" and other acquaintances requesting money transfers and remittances, make sure to verify and confirm through a variety of ways, and do not transfer money at will without verification.