Deepfakes

Five hundred marchers in London, $98 billion in stalled data center projects, and a regulatory tsunami building from 46 US states to the EU AI Act. The anti-AI movement has evolved from fringe concern to mainstream political force. Here's what's driving it and why the industry can't afford to ignore it.

Deepfake fraud losses tripled to $1.1 billion in the US alone, 30% of enterprises no longer trust biometric verification, and Deepfake-as-a-Service platforms sell persona kits for $20. The digital identity crisis of 2026 is here — and the defense industry is losing.

As federal AI legislation stalls, states like California launch dozens of AI safety laws in 2026, creating a complex regulatory landscape for tech companies to navigate

AI has become cybersecurity's greatest ally and most formidable threat in 2025. Organizations must harness its defensive power while guarding against increasingly sophisticated AI-driven attacks.

North Korean operatives are using sophisticated AI tools to impersonate job candidates, infiltrate tech companies, and funnel millions back to fund weapons programs. Learn how this growing threat works and what companies can do to protect themselves.