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Star News Briefing · July 27 · 3 min

Australian Schools Warned About The Rise Of AI Deepfakes Targeting Students

Australian schools are being told it's no longer safe to share images and videos online, following a spike in AI generated deepfakes targeting students and teachers. The nation could get its first new oil refinery since the 60s, with a proposed site in WA. And. French President Emmanuel Macron describes the wildfires englufing south western France as “the hardest situation since World War II”. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Australian schools are being told it's no longer safe to share images and videos online, following a spike in AI generated deepfakes targeting students and teachers. 

The nation could get its first new oil refinery since the 60s, with a proposed site in WA. 

And. 

French President Emmanuel Macron describes the wildfires englufing south western France as “the hardest situation since World War II”.

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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