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Caroline Farah

(She/Her)
São Paulo
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Brazilian journalist specializing in fact-checking

Articles

Un Brésil gangrené par la désinformation face au défi de réguler l'IA

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By Caroline Farah, Michelly NERIS
| wargny.com
Au Brésil, pays ultra-connecté où la désinformation circule de façon effrénée sur les réseaux sociaux, l'intelligence artificielle pose un défi supplémentaire aux autorités, qui tentent de la réguler à l'approche des élections municipales. Les plus grandes célébrités brésiliennes, le footballeur Neymar et la chanteuse Anitta, ont été récemment victimes de deepfake, leur image et leur voix manipulées ayant été utilisées dans des vidéos pour promouvoir un jeu d'argent en ligne.
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Golpeado por la desinformación, Brasil da pasos para regular la IA

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By Caroline Farah
| Yahoo Noticias
Una persona mira un vídeo creado por inteligencia artificial que muestra a la cantante brasileña Anita promocionando una casa de apuestas el 6 de marzo de 2024 en Río de Janeiro, Brasil. (Pablo PORCIUNCULA) En un video que circula en las redes sociales en Brasil, Anitta anuncia supuestamente un juego de apuestas. "Gané 300 reales (60 USD) jugando el otro día", afirma una voz parecida a la de la cantante brasileña, que dice estar "anonadada".
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Brazil seeks to curb AI deepfakes as key elections loom

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By Caroline Farah, Michelly NERIS
| Vincennes Sun-Commercial Verified
AI-generated videos and photos used for political disinformation are the scourge of a busy global election year, and Brazil is scrambling to regulate the technology ahead of municipal polls. In a country of 203 million, which counts more phones than people, Brazilian authorities last week banned the use of deepfake technology and set out guidelines for uses of AI for electoral purposes.
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Awards

Roche Award for Health Journalism

2020 - Coverage

Honorable mention for COVID-19 coverage with the team at Agência Pública

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