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Signals, Deception, and AI: Navigating Trust in the Digital World

Podcast: Cybercrimeology
Published: Sep 1, 2024
Duration seconds: 2649
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In this episode, we dive into the fascinating world of signaling theory with Judith Donath, a faculty advisor at the Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society at Harvard University and author of The Social Machine. We explore signaling theory and its roots in biology and human communication and how it applies to today's digital ecosystems. With the rapid advancement of AI, deep fakes, and machine learning, the integrity of communication and signals is more crucial than ever. How can we distinguish between genuine signals and those designed to deceive us?