Premier Steven Miles says a deepfake LNP video of him dancing is a “very dangerous turning point” for democracy.
A deepfake video of the Queensland premier dancing may seem amusing, but Steven Miles says it is a dangerous turning point for democracy.
“Until now, we’ve known that photos could be doctored or Photoshopped, but we’ve been trained to believe what we see in video,” Miles told reporters on Tuesday. He guaranteed the Queensland Labor Party had no plans to use AI-generated videos for electoral advertising.“Young Queenslanders have been hit with higher rents and increased power prices under Labor, and this post – which is clearly labelled as being created with AI – is an example of one way we can share that message,” a spokesperson said.The LNP spokesperson said Labor had also uploaded AI-generated videos to social media.
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