Five New Jobs to Safeguard Our Ever-More Connected Lives

A viral video shows a presidential candidate changing her stance on a crucial issue the day before voters head to the polls. A video admitted as evidence in a court case shows a man entering a building where a crime was later committed. These are some of the ways malicious actors could use deepfakes--video or audio clips manipulated through artificial intelligence--to compromise a business, put innocents behind bars or interfere in the electoral process.