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Security and Online Harms - The effects of (generative) AI on online harms and trust in information?

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Security and Online Harms - The effects of (generative) AI on online harms and trust in information? Evaluate the growth trajectory of the UK safety technology market, and the extent to which market growth supports DSIT online safety and prosperity objectives.  Department for Science, Innovation & Technology, 2024
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Security and Online Harms - The effects of (generative) AI on online harms and trust in information? How can AI be used to identify harmful content? Department for Science, Innovation & Technology, 2024
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Security and Online Harms - The effects of (generative) AI on online harms and trust in information? In which channels is harmful Gen-AI content most prevalent, how does it spread, and how can friction be introduced to these channels? Department for Science, Innovation & Technology, 2024
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Security and Online Harms - The effects of (generative) AI on online harms and trust in information? How could media literacy be used to build audiences’ resilience to these harms? Department for Science, Innovation & Technology, 2024
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Security and Online Harms - The effects of (generative) AI on online harms and trust in information? How can different actors (e.g. Governments, tech companies, social media platforms, individuals etc.) mitigate these harms? Department for Science, Innovation & Technology, 2024
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Security and Online Harms - The effects of (generative) AI on online harms and trust in information? What risk is there that generative AI evolves such that the content it generates can avoid detection faster than tools can be developed to detect it? How can international and industry collaboration limit this risk? Department for Science, Innovation & Technology, 2024
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Security and Online Harms - The effects of (generative) AI on online harms and trust in information? How will the use of generative AI to create ‘deepfakes’ that manipulate people’s likeness (face, body, voice) evolve? What is the psychological impact of being deepfaked, and what harmful uses (e.g. intimate image abuse, fraud, reputational damage) will develop and increase? Department for Science, Innovation & Technology, 2024
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Security and Online Harms - The effects of (generative) AI on online harms and trust in information? How will AI affect existing kinds of harmful online content (e.g. online abuse, scams) and what new kinds of online harmful content might it give rise to? Department for Science, Innovation & Technology, 2024
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Security and Online Harms - The effects of (generative) AI on online harms and trust in information? One expected impact of AI will be on trust in information. How might AI reduce public trust in information available online? Do UK citizens trust AI-generated online content? Department for Science, Innovation & Technology, 2024
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Security and Online Harms - The effects of (generative) AI on online harms and trust in information? Which harmful online uses of AI are likely to increase? What could be the impact of AI-generated content on attitudes, beliefs, behaviours or psychological wellbeing? Department for Science, Innovation & Technology, 2024
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Security and Online Harms - The effects of (generative) AI on online harms and trust in information? AI will democratise access to capabilities that used to be expensive or hard to access, and create new capabilities that didn’t previously exist. As barriers (e.g. technical skills, access to specialist equipment) are reduced, AI use will increase. What is the prevalence of AI generated content online? Department for Science, Innovation & Technology, 2024
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