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Understanding the Evolution of Deepfakes in 2025: What El Paso Residents Should Know

KTSM••Siwei Lyu Professor of Computer Science and Engineering; Director, UB Media Forensic Lab, University at Buffalo
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As technology advances, the sophistication of deepfake videos is expected to increase significantly in 2025. This development poses new challenges for identifying manipulated media, as traditional methods of scrutinizing pixels may no longer suffice. The implications are vast, affecting personal privacy, misinformation, and security across various sectors. El Paso residents should stay informed about these changes to better navigate the evolving digital landscape and protect themselves from potential risks associated with deepfakes.

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