Hosted by Ashmita Rajmohan · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 15 episodes
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The Deepfake Dialogues is a weekly podcast exploring how AI-generated media is reshaping the way we create, communicate, and trust. From synthetic music to political disinformation, from voice cloning for accessibility to non-consensual imagery, we examine the full spectrum: who's building this technology, how it's being used, and what it means for the future.New episodes every Wednesday. Follow now. thedeepfakedialogues.substack.com
Ashmita Rajmohan hosts The Deepfake Dialogues, a technology show with 15 episodes published.
While Congress stalls, state legislatures have quietly become the front line in the fight against deepfakes. This episode features Ilana Beller, who leads Public Citizen’s state legislative work on AI and has helped move
What happens when a local councillor becomes the target of a deepfake smear campaign? In March 2026, a deepfake video of Cllr Pete Kilbane, Labour Deputy Leader of City of York Council, began circulating online. In the c
Content note: This episode discusses AI-generated child sexual abuse material, non-consensual intimate imagery, sextortion, and sexual abuse. AI-powered “nudify” apps are increasingly being used by students to create dee
AI-generated wildlife videos are flooding social media, and the consequences go far beyond misleading content. Dana Wilson of Wildlife SOS, an Indian nonprofit running 13 rescue centers and emergency hotlines across the
In this episode, I’m joined by Erin D. Dumbacher, Stanton Nuclear Security Senior Fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations, to discuss her recent Foreign Affairs article “How Deepfakes Could Lead to Doomsday.” We explo
We spend a lot of time on this podcast talking about what AI does to information: deepfakes, synthetic media, manipulated reality. But there’s a physical cost to all of it that rarely gets discussed: water. Every AI-gene
What happens when a dictator dies but deepfake technology keeps him in power? Matthew Fecteau, a US Army Information Operations Officer and PhD researcher at King’s College London, recently coined the term “synthetic sov
What happens when a single AI-faked text “receipt” can land you in jail? Melissa Sims, a Florida nurse, says she was arrested for allegedly violating a no-contact order after her ex-boyfriend used an AI-enabled fake text
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Generative AI is not only about viral deepfakes. It also enables synthetic content at scale, including text, audio, and images that can be produced quickly and micro-targeted. Ales Cap, a UCL PhD researcher studying AI a
Deepfake “nudify” apps are exploding online, but who’s building them, and how do they operate in plain sight? Kolina Koltai, an open-source intelligence investigator at Bellingcat, traces the infrastructure that keeps th
In 1969, President Nixon had a speech ready in case Apollo 11 ended in tragedy. Fifty years later, artists Francesca Panetta and Halsey Burgund brought that speech to life using deepfake video and early AI voice cloning,
Deepfakes are supposed to destroy our ability to trust video evidence—but what if that fear rests on flawed assumptions about how we gain knowledge in the first place? Philosopher Dr. Joshua Habgood-Coote (University of
Content note: This episode discusses non-consensual intimate imagery and sexual abuse. Noelle Martin was 18 when she discovered doctored intimate images of herself across dozens of porn sites. When she spoke out, perpetr
Smartphone footage has transformed how we document war crimes. But what happens when anyone can claim “it’s a deepfake”? Professor Yvonne McDermott-Rees (Swansea University) leads the TRUE Project, investigating how AI-g
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