AI-Generated Fake News - How to Avoid Being Deceived?

AI-Generated Fake News - Anders Bæk: Wednesday 27 October 2027, 17:00–19:00, 1. Hovedbiblioteket, Randers. Tickets cost 75 kr.

With AI, you can create images and videos that look authentic in seconds, and it has become difficult to tell truth from falsehood. One example is a realistic image of Donald Trump and Mette Frederiksen holding hands and gazing deeply into each other's eyes, even though it never happened. Studies suggest that an increasingly large portion of online content in the coming years will be AI-generated. This makes it harder to determine what is real and increases the risk of fraud, manipulation, and misinformation.

In this lecture on artificial intelligence, Anders Bæk tackles the biggest problems with AI-generated content. He explains how the technology works, what risks it poses, and how best to avoid being deceived or manipulated.

The lecture covers, among other things:
- how AI and deepfakes are created
- why AI-generated misinformation is so convincing
- how to see through fake images, videos, and news
- what consequences the development could have for society and individuals
- practical advice for navigating safely in a digital reality shaped by artificial intelligence

It is for everyone curious about artificial intelligence, digital media, and the growing amount of AI content online. You don't need prior knowledge: both those who already use ChatGPT and other AI tools, and those who simply want an introduction, will take home new knowledge and practical tools.

The lecture is held in the Kulturhuset hall, Stemannsgade 2, Randers C. The price is 75 kr.