In this episode, we'll be discussing deepfakes.

Questions we’ll try to answer:

1. What are deepfakes?
2. Can they become dangerous?
3. How can we trust what we see?
4. What is trust? 
5. How do humans trust other humans and institutions?
6. How does trust need to change to stay up to speed with technology?
7. Who’s responsible for the consequences of AI technology such as deepfakes?
8. What does the future hold for us?

This episode features an amazing guest: Abdo Hassan is a Creative Technologist and Data practitioner interested in the intersection between tech, society, equality, and sustainability. 

A quote from Abdo’s Medium blog: “My full-time job obliges me to think about how the technological and the human intersect. In my worlds, the technological is anthropological.”

Find Abdo on Twitter & Instagram @abdoRepublic 

List of references

• Video for more technical information
• “Who can you trust” by Rachel Botsman
• The Guardian - Article about Deepfakes
• Erik Erikson's Stages of Psychosocial Development
• Bowlby’s Attachment Theory

Abdo Hassan’s references:

• Web of Trust
• Russian firm with an AI designer
• Bots and Wikipedia
• Article co-written by a Neural Network

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Danilo