In this presentation, we will delve into the intricate world of combating AI deep fakes, exploring the challenges and solutions in preserving the integrity of digital content. From examining examples of deep fakes to ethical considerations, we will uncover the multifaceted strategies and innovations that are shaping the battle against malicious AI-generated misinformation. Join us as we navigate the evolving landscape of digital authenticity and learn how you can safeguard yourself in not being deceived by fake images and news.

Jennifer Gehly He is a visionary tech entrepreneur known for her expertise in web design and development, particularly in the non-profits, libraries, education, arts, and higher education industries. She has experience working on complex web design and usability projects for notable organizations such as Smith College, Museum of Fine Arts Boston, Boston Arts Academy, Newton Free Library, and the Harvard/NASA Data System. With a passion for solving real-world problems, she leverages cutting-edge technologies to make a creative and impactful difference. Her captivating web designs facilitate seamless communication and enhance customer service experiences, empowering organizations to amplify their impact. Jennifer's contributions in the library sector have been remarkable, as she leads technology classes, organizes innovative technology conferences that focus on cutting-edge AI and virtual reality technologies, and revolutionizes knowledge sharing by advocating for the development of virtual AI technology spaces and virtual makerspaces. She collaborates with cultural organizations such as the Boston Kids Comics Fest and the Chinese Association of Western Massachusetts to enhance digital platforms, merging technology and artistic vision to foster a deeper appreciation for diverse perspectives. As the founder of WebGlow AI, Jennifer's inspirational leadership propels the company's mission to empower diverse communities, encouraging them to pursue greater technological achievements and create a lasting impact.

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Presented in collaboration with the Cary Memorial Library in Lexington and other area libraries.

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