If I’ve learned one thing about technology it’s this: no matter how miraculous and delightful any technology is, someone will find some way to do something with it that is often less than delightful and many times malicious. And with the rapidly changing and evolving world of AI and it’s ability to emulate real world folks, the concerns about the potential impact of deepfakes continue to grow. Which is what inspired KarnΔ.
The widespread availability of personal data online (e.g., from social media profiles, public records, and professional networking sites), combined with advancements in generative AI, has made it possible for anyone with internet access to create convincing deepfakes.
With organizations spending roughly 15% of their time in meetings, deepfakes create a new, large attack surface. Malicious actors can exploit this attack surface, potentially causing operational disruptions, financial losses, and reputational damage.
And KarnΔ aims to thwart those attacks.
Led by founder and CEO Raji Baskaran, PhD, the product is currently available for private demo.
For more information or to arrange for a demo visit, KarnΔ.
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