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EPISODE · Apr 4, 2024 · 21 MIN

Concerns about Deepfakes in Politics, Home Insurance and Wildfire Threats, Sikh Heritage Month

from The Morning Brew with Andrew Schultz · host Corus Radio

15 seconds...that’s all it takes for artificial intelligence to duplicate your voice! From cloning voices to deep fake images, we need to be careful what we believe online. So, just how concerned should we be that bad actors will use this technology to influence Canadian politics? We get the thoughts of Tony Anscombe, Security Expert with “ESET” Malware Protection and Internet Security.   Drought conditions are once again expected in Alberta this spring and summer. So, what steps can we take to protect ourselves and our property? We get some tips on what homeowners can do ‘proactively’ with Sam Araya, Senior Project Manager with ‘Aviva Canada’. Alberta is home to close to 104-thousand people of the Sikh faith, the largest population among the prairie provinces. We discuss the impact Sikhs have played in shaping Canada’s military heritage with Captain Kamal Dullat, Spokesperson with the “Military Museums” of Calgary.

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