Israeli deepfake detection start-up fighting disinformation during Gaza war

An Israeli AI cybersecurity start-up, Clarity, has developed software to detect and protect against deepfakes and recently raised its first 16 million in seed money. Co-founder Michael Matias, who was an Israel Defense Forces (IDF) officer and leader in the 8200 Intelligence Unit, told Fox News Digital he was focused on democracy and how AI and cybersecurity will reshape the way we treat our democratic institutions, but he couldn't find any solutions that are adaptive to this new world cybersecurity virus. He says Clarity's technology is a new defense mechanism of warfare. Deepfakes have ballooned since the beginning of the Israel-Hamas war. WHAT IS ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (AI)?