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The data shows that identifying #deepfakes is becoming a crucial skill. That’s why the First Ai-iD Kit was created. It’s a resource for everyone—organizations and the public—that provides education about deepfakes and tools for protection against the misuse of AI. Stay informed, stay aware: https://accntu.re/4dI6Tir [Image Description: Up-close image of a woman with green eyes looking directly into the camera. The left side of her face is blurred out of focus. The copy overlay reads “Can we trust what we see online?” Below the image the copy says “What you need to know about deepfakes” along with an arrow pointing to the right. The next frame shows a double image of a young man wearing a black t-shirt. The image on the left is blurred out, the image on the right is in focus. The text overlay reads: “Deepfakes are AI-generated media that manipulate images, videos, audio or text to falsely depict someone saying or doing something they didn’t.” An arrow appears below that leading into the next frame. Image of a woman with brown eyes looking directly into the camera. Her entire face is blurred out of focus except for her eyes. Copy overlay reads “There was a 1740 percent increase in deepfake fraud in North America in 2023.” Source: Sumsub. On the far right is an arrow. Next frame shows an image of a man wearing a blue button-down shirt over a white t-shirt. He is talking while gesturing with his hands and his face is blurred out. The copy reads “While the cost to make a deepfake is low (on average $1.33), data shows they have a high potential to cause significant business financial losses.” Source: Onfido Identity Fraud Report 2024. At the bottom is another arrow pointing to the right. Last frame: up-close image of a man who is smiling and looking into the camera. A portion of the side of his face is blurred out of focus. Copy reads “Learn how to protect yourself and your organization from deepfakes with Accenture’s First Ai-iD Kit." The Accenture greater than logo appears at the bottom.]

The data shows that identifying #deepfakes is becoming a crucial skill. That’s why the First Ai-iD Kit was created. It’s a resource for everyone—organizations and the public—that provides education about deepfakes and tools for protection against the misuse of AI. Stay informed, stay aware: https://accntu.re/4dI6Tir [Image Description: Up-close image of a woman with green eyes looking directly into the camera. The left side of her face is blurred out of focus. The copy overlay reads “Can we trust what we see online?” Below the image the copy says “What you need to know about deepfakes” along with an arrow pointing to the right. The next frame shows a double image of a young man wearing a black t-shirt. The image on the left is blurred out, the image on the right is in focus. The text overlay reads: “Deepfakes are AI-generated media that manipulate images, videos, audio or text to falsely depict someone saying or doing something they didn’t.” An arrow appears below that leading into the next frame. Image of a woman with brown eyes looking directly into the camera. Her entire face is blurred out of focus except for her eyes. Copy overlay reads “There was a 1740 percent increase in deepfake fraud in North America in 2023.” Source: Sumsub. On the far right is an arrow. Next frame shows an image of a man wearing a blue button-down shirt over a white t-shirt. He is talking while gesturing with his hands and his face is blurred out. The copy reads “While the cost to make a deepfake is low (on average $1.33), data shows they have a high potential to cause significant business financial losses.” Source: Onfido Identity Fraud Report 2024. At the bottom is another arrow pointing to the right. Last frame: up-close image of a man who is smiling and looking into the camera. A portion of the side of his face is blurred out of focus. Copy reads “Learn how to protect yourself and your organization from deepfakes with Accenture’s First Ai-iD Kit." The Accenture greater than logo appears at the bottom.]

The data shows that identifying #deepfakes is becoming a crucial skill. That’s why the First Ai-iD Kit was created. It’s a resource for everyone—organizations and the public—that provides education about deepfakes and tools for protection against the misuse of AI. Stay informed, stay aware: https://accntu.re/4dI6Tir [Image Description: Up-close image of a woman with green eyes looking directly into the camera. The left side of her face is blurred out of focus. The copy overlay reads “Can we trust what we see online?” Below the image the copy says “What you need to know about deepfakes” along with an arrow pointing to the right. The next frame shows a double image of a young man wearing a black t-shirt. The image on the left is blurred out, the image on the right is in focus. The text overlay reads: “Deepfakes are AI-generated media that manipulate images, videos, audio or text to falsely depict someone saying or doing something they didn’t.” An arrow appears below that leading into the next frame. Image of a woman with brown eyes looking directly into the camera. Her entire face is blurred out of focus except for her eyes. Copy overlay reads “There was a 1740 percent increase in deepfake fraud in North America in 2023.” Source: Sumsub. On the far right is an arrow. Next frame shows an image of a man wearing a blue button-down shirt over a white t-shirt. He is talking while gesturing with his hands and his face is blurred out. The copy reads “While the cost to make a deepfake is low (on average $1.33), data shows they have a high potential to cause significant business financial losses.” Source: Onfido Identity Fraud Report 2024. At the bottom is another arrow pointing to the right. Last frame: up-close image of a man who is smiling and looking into the camera. A portion of the side of his face is blurred out of focus. Copy reads “Learn how to protect yourself and your organization from deepfakes with Accenture’s First Ai-iD Kit." The Accenture greater than logo appears at the bottom.]

The data shows that identifying #deepfakes is becoming a crucial skill. That’s why the First Ai-iD Kit was created. It’s a resource for everyone—organizations and the public—that provides education about deepfakes and tools for protection against the misuse of AI. Stay informed, stay aware: https://accntu.re/4dI6Tir [Image Description: Up-close image of a woman with green eyes looking directly into the camera. The left side of her face is blurred out of focus. The copy overlay reads “Can we trust what we see online?” Below the image the copy says “What you need to know about deepfakes” along with an arrow pointing to the right. The next frame shows a double image of a young man wearing a black t-shirt. The image on the left is blurred out, the image on the right is in focus. The text overlay reads: “Deepfakes are AI-generated media that manipulate images, videos, audio or text to falsely depict someone saying or doing something they didn’t.” An arrow appears below that leading into the next frame. Image of a woman with brown eyes looking directly into the camera. Her entire face is blurred out of focus except for her eyes. Copy overlay reads “There was a 1740 percent increase in deepfake fraud in North America in 2023.” Source: Sumsub. On the far right is an arrow. Next frame shows an image of a man wearing a blue button-down shirt over a white t-shirt. He is talking while gesturing with his hands and his face is blurred out. The copy reads “While the cost to make a deepfake is low (on average $1.33), data shows they have a high potential to cause significant business financial losses.” Source: Onfido Identity Fraud Report 2024. At the bottom is another arrow pointing to the right. Last frame: up-close image of a man who is smiling and looking into the camera. A portion of the side of his face is blurred out of focus. Copy reads “Learn how to protect yourself and your organization from deepfakes with Accenture’s First Ai-iD Kit." The Accenture greater than logo appears at the bottom.]

The data shows that identifying #deepfakes is becoming a crucial skill. That’s why the First Ai-iD Kit was created. It’s a resource for everyone—organizations and the public—that provides education about deepfakes and tools for protection against the misuse of AI. Stay informed, stay aware: https://accntu.re/4dI6Tir [Image Description: Up-close image of a woman with green eyes looking directly into the camera. The left side of her face is blurred out of focus. The copy overlay reads “Can we trust what we see online?” Below the image the copy says “What you need to know about deepfakes” along with an arrow pointing to the right. The next frame shows a double image of a young man wearing a black t-shirt. The image on the left is blurred out, the image on the right is in focus. The text overlay reads: “Deepfakes are AI-generated media that manipulate images, videos, audio or text to falsely depict someone saying or doing something they didn’t.” An arrow appears below that leading into the next frame. Image of a woman with brown eyes looking directly into the camera. Her entire face is blurred out of focus except for her eyes. Copy overlay reads “There was a 1740 percent increase in deepfake fraud in North America in 2023.” Source: Sumsub. On the far right is an arrow. Next frame shows an image of a man wearing a blue button-down shirt over a white t-shirt. He is talking while gesturing with his hands and his face is blurred out. The copy reads “While the cost to make a deepfake is low (on average $1.33), data shows they have a high potential to cause significant business financial losses.” Source: Onfido Identity Fraud Report 2024. At the bottom is another arrow pointing to the right. Last frame: up-close image of a man who is smiling and looking into the camera. A portion of the side of his face is blurred out of focus. Copy reads “Learn how to protect yourself and your organization from deepfakes with Accenture’s First Ai-iD Kit." The Accenture greater than logo appears at the bottom.]

The data shows that identifying #deepfakes is becoming a crucial skill. That’s why the First Ai-iD Kit was created. It’s a resource for everyone—organizations and the public—that provides education about deepfakes and tools for protection against the misuse of AI. Stay informed, stay aware: https://accntu.re/3UjJL2N [Image Description: Up-close image of a woman with green eyes looking directly into the camera. The left side of her face is blurred out of focus. The copy overlay reads “Can we trust what we see online?” Below the image the copy says “What you need to know about deepfakes” along with an arrow pointing to the right. The next frame shows a double image of a young man wearing a black t-shirt. The image on the left is blurred out, the image on the right is in focus. The text overlay reads: “Deepfakes are AI-generated media that manipulate images, videos, audio or text to falsely depict someone saying or doing something they didn’t.” An arrow appears below that leading into the next frame. Image of a woman with brown eyes looking directly into the camera. Her entire face is blurred out of focus except for her eyes. Copy overlay reads “There was a 1740 percent increase in deepfake fraud in North America in 2023.” Source: Sumsub. On the far right is an arrow. Next frame shows an image of a man wearing a blue button-down shirt over a white t-shirt. He is talking while gesturing with his hands and his face is blurred out. The copy reads “While the cost to make a deepfake is low (on average $1.33), data shows they have a high potential to cause significant business financial losses.” Source: Onfido Identity Fraud Report 2024. At the bottom is another arrow pointing to the right. Last frame: up-close image of a man who is smiling and looking into the camera. A portion of the side of his face is blurred out of focus. Copy reads “Learn how to protect yourself and your organization from deepfakes with Accenture’s First Ai-iD Kit." The Accenture greater than logo appears at the bottom.]