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The Deepfake Dialogues

The Deepfake Dialogues is a weekly podcast exploring how AI-generated media is reshaping the way we create, communicate, and trust.

Podcast · By Ashmita Rajmohan · English · Official site

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Jul 29, 2026
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  1. Episode · Jul 29, 2026

    A Voice of Your Own: Voice Banking, Cloning, and the Double Edge of Synthetic Speech (opens the original)

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    A voice is more than a means of communication. It carries our age, identity, personality, and history. For people who cannot speak or are losing their speech, synthetic voice technology can preserve or create something deeply personal: a voice that sounds like their own. Professor Rupal Patel, a speech scientist at Northeastern University and founder of VocaliD, joins me to trace the evolution of synthetic speech from generic computer voices to highly realistic voice clones. We explore how Vocal

  2. Episode · Jul 22, 2026

    Deepfakes, Denial, and the Fate of Evidence (opens the original)

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    A politician says something inconvenient on live television, in front of a crowd, with a sign-language interpreter beside him. He later claims the footage was made with AI. Nothing was fabricated. The denial alone was enough to muddy the story. Sam Gregory is Executive Director of WITNESS, the human rights organisation founded in 1992 to help people document what is happening to them and ensure that what they capture is believed. That second task has become increasingly difficult. Sam has worked

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