New Novel Exposes the Dangers of Deepfakes and Social Media
Today's teenagers have the power to change reality
Farber shares her legal expertise on electronic bullying and harassment to make teenagers, parents, and educators aware that generative AI and synthetic media are catapulting our society into a scary new realm where deepfakes can be used as tools for the ultimate cyberbullying. With rapid advancements in technology, our laws are lagging behind and currently fail to adequately protect us from the chaos created by synthetic media and manipulated images.
"We are all susceptible to weaponized AI and Fake Out illustrates the catastrophic impact the latest technological advancements can have on teens and people of all ages," says Farber. "Most deepfakes are of females, but my book shows that males are vulnerable too."
FAKE OUT is a stand-alone sequel to the award-winning novel ICE QUEEN about sexting and cyberbullying, and has received excellent reviews: "A smart, sexy warning about the dangers of technology for teens and adults alike"- KIRKUS. "Fake Out deserves accolades for advocating digital literacy while examining the often-muddy ethical dimensions of AI technology" – BOOKLIFE.
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For more information on the novel and electronic harassment visit: feliciafarber.com. To request a copy of FAKE OUT or to schedule an interview, please contact
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