Hyderabad Police Commissioner V C Sajjanar Warns Public About AI Deepfake Videos and Fake Photos
Hyderabad Police Commissioner V C Sajjanar warns citizens about AI deepfake videos and fake photos spreading online and urges the public to verify content before sharing.
Hyderabad: Hyderabad Police Commissioner V C Sajjanar has issued an important advisory warning citizens about the growing threat of AI deepfake videos and fake photos being circulated online by cybercriminals. The advisory urges the public to remain cautious and verify suspicious content before sharing it on social media.
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According to Hyderabad Police Commissioner V C Sajjanar, criminals are increasingly using artificial intelligence (AI) technology to create deepfake videos and photos that look completely real, making it difficult for people to identify manipulated content.
The Hyderabad Police cautioned that deepfake technology is being widely misused to spread fake news, misinformation, and misleading visuals on social media platforms.
Cybercriminals Creating Realistic Deepfake Content
In the awareness message shared by Hyderabad Police Commissioner V C Sajjanar, it was highlighted that AI-powered tools allow cybercriminals to generate highly realistic deepfake videos and images.
These fake visuals can easily deceive viewers and quickly spread online, causing confusion and misinformation.
Officials advised the public to carefully observe suspicious videos and photos, as deepfake content often shows subtle irregularities.
Signs That a Video or Photo May Be a Deepfake
Hyderabad Police have advised citizens to look for the following signs when viewing viral content online:
- Unnatural lighting or shadows
- Artificial or unusual facial expressions
- Strange or unnatural movements
- Lip-sync mismatches or facial distortions
These indicators may reveal that the video or photo has been manipulated using AI deepfake technology.
Use Reverse Image Search to Verify Content
Hyderabad Police Commissioner V C Sajjanar also advised the public to verify suspicious images or videos before forwarding them.
If you have doubts about any viral content, you should:
- Perform a reverse image search to identify the original source
- Carefully examine visual inconsistencies
- Check if the information appears on reliable platforms
- Avoid forwarding content without verifying its authenticity
Officials warned that sharing fake or misleading content without verification can contribute to the spread of fake news and social unrest.
Think Before You Click and Share
Hyderabad Police emphasized that forwarding suspicious videos or photos without verifying facts can make individuals unknowingly part of misinformation campaigns.
Authorities urged citizens to remember a simple rule before sharing any viral content online:
Think – Verify – Then Share.
In the era of AI deepfake technology, Hyderabad Police Commissioner V C Sajjanar has called upon citizens to stay alert and use critical thinking to prevent the spread of fake news and cybercrime.
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