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Summary
Schools often share photos of their students online for events or promotion. Criminals can use these photos to create harmful AI fake images called deepfakes. A company founder explains a way to stop this. The program also covers new uses for graphene to help senses and a student with dyslexia who made his own technology.Key Facts
- Many schools post pictures of their own students online for celebrations or marketing.
- These photos can be stolen and used to create deepfake AI images.
- Deepfakes are fake images or videos made using artificial intelligence.
- A company founder offers a solution to protect against these fake images.
- The program discusses how graphene, a special material, can enhance human senses like smelling diseases.
- It features a student with dyslexia who invented technology to assist with his studies.
- The presentation is by Chris Vallance and produced by Imran Rahman-Jones.
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