13 Seconds of Your Voice Is All It Takes, with Amar Chheda | ML Engineer @ GetReal
Watch this episode on YouTube! Amar Chheda told me "It doesn't need more than 10 to 13 seconds of voice either to clone your exact voice." Then I shared my screen and played him something ChatGPT did when I asked it to set up a direct mail testing page on my website. Without me asking, it cloned my voice and made a video of me doing the voiceover. Amar is a machine learning engineer at GetReal, a cybersecurity company that verifies people are who they say they are on calls. We talk about deepfake hiring fraud, like bait and switch interviews and North Korean operatives trying to get hired at American companies. We also get into why bot traffic isn't automatically junk anymore, why watermarks like C2PA and SynthID can get lost when a video moves from Instagram to WhatsApp, and what marketers should think about before using AI avatars in their content. 00:00 Intro: Amar Chheda, ML engineer at GetReal 00:46 Where AI meets cybersecurity: identity, not zero-days 01:44 Real deepfake scams: fake executives and North Korean IT workers 03:20 Can a joke catch a deepfake? 05:18 Demo: ChatGPT cloned my voice for a direct mail video 07:58 Verifying a person vs. an agent acting for them 11:37 Continuous identity verification and interview bait-and-switch 13:01 The cat and mouse game of detection 13:40 From outside hacks to social engineering from the inside 14:47 Should bots have an ID? Watermarking, C2PA and SynthID 17:16 Why the old deepfake tests no longer work 18:55 What marketing analytics leaders should know about synthetic content 21:49 Is GetReal an AI company? 22:11 How Amar uses AI day to day 23:16 Wrap-up Guest: Amar Chheda, Machine Learning Engineer at GetReal







