
Deep Fake AI videos depicting crimes that never occurred are circulating on social media. In some of these videos, pranksters approach law enforcement officers to “report” a crime and show video evidence of that crime – made by AI. To be clear: Creating and sharing AI-generated “deepfake” videos that depict criminal activity is not a harmless prank. And if you show it to law enforcement, you can be arrested for making a false report. Using AI to spread misinformation isn’t entertainment. In fact, it can be a crime.










