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Human Rights Advocate warns China could use AI deepfakes

China is organising summer camps for young Taiwanese students with low fees. A human rights advocate warns these camps could use AI deepfake technology. Fabricated videos might pressure participants into cooperating with Beijing's activities. Organisers collect participant contact details for propaganda distribution. These exchanges are viewed as united front operations, not genuine cultural exchanges.

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Human Rights Advocate warns China could use AI deepfakes
China is organising summer camps for young Taiwanese students with low fees. A human rights advocate warns these camps could use AI deepfake technology. Fabricated videos might pressure participants into cooperating with Beijing's activities. Organisers collect participant contact details for propaganda distribution. These exchanges are viewed as united front operations, not genuine cultural exchanges.
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