Abstract
The development of deepfake technology is now threatening the integrity and security of social media platforms. Deepfakes, which create incredibly lifelike but phony audio, video, and image content using sophisticated artificial intelligence (AI) techniques, can cause anything from political influence and disinformation to reputational harm and privacy violations. This paper focuses on the primary barriers to detecting deepfakes, including the intricacy of generative AI models, the rate at which content circulates, and the limitations of current detection technologies. It also investigates innovative solutions, including AI-driven detection algorithms, blockchain for content verification, and user education initiatives. The essay emphasizes the need for a comprehensive approach that integrates technical, legal, and social strategies to lessen the risks posed by deepfakes on social media platforms. Finally, it identifies future research areas, including developing stronger detection systems and the ethical implications of automated deepfake detection. 3
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Alozie, C. E. (2024). Analyzing Challenges and Solutions for Detecting Deepfakes in Social Media Platforms. International Journal of Science, Architecture, Technology and Environment, 105–116. https://doi.org/10.63680/ijsate0524118.07
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