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Blockchain tech is working to combat AI-based deepfakes (w/ Melody Hildebrandt and Mike Blank)

For this week’s episode, Jacquelyn interviewed Melody Hildebrandt, CTO of Fox Corporation and Mike Blank, COO at Polygon Labs. Why these two companies? Well, Polygon Labs, the layer-2 blockchain focused on scaling Ethereum, and Fox Corporation, the well-known media conglomerate, joined forces in January to tackle deepfakes as artificial intelligence becomes more prevalent. Fox released…

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For this week’s episode, Jacquelyn interviewed Melody Hildebrandt, CTO of Fox Corporation and Mike Blank, COO at Polygon Labs.

Why these two companies? Well, Polygon Labs, the layer-2 blockchain focused on scaling Ethereum, and Fox Corporation, the well-known media conglomerate, joined forces in January to tackle deepfakes as artificial intelligence becomes more prevalent.

Fox released Verify, an open source technical protocol for media companies to register content and grant usage rights to AI platforms, while also allowing consumers to verify content through Polygon’s tech.

This episode is a part of Chain Reaction’s monthly series diving into different topics and themes in crypto. This month we’re focusing on blockchain and AI integrations.

They discuss:
– The Fox and Polygon partnership
– Protecting content from misuse
– What role blockchain technology can play with verifying news
– How deepfakes can affect the U.S. 2024 election

(0:00) Introduction
(1:57) Safeguarding against AI-created media
(3:42) Protecting content creators
(10:10) Blockchain’s role in AI trust and transparency
(14:43) Validating content creation and ownership on the blockchain
(18:38) Content authenticity
(24:48) Verifying content
(29:42) Combatting misinformation
(39:07) AI and blockchain technology for content verification

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Humane might be looking for a buyer after Ai Pin launch | TechCrunch Minute

Just a month after launching its much-hyped Ai Pin, a report in Bloomberg says Humane is looking to get acquired. The company is looking to sell for a reported $750 million to $1 billion, which sounds like a lot of money for a startup that just released its first product. The news reflects the weird…

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Just a month after launching its much-hyped Ai Pin, a report in Bloomberg says Humane is looking to get acquired. The company is looking to sell for a reported $750 million to $1 billion, which sounds like a lot of money for a startup that just released its first product. The news reflects the weird moment that AI is in right now, where startups, VCs, and giant tech companies alike are all making big bets on it.

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We’re Going to Augmented World Expo (AWE)

We’re headed to Augmented World Expo from June 18 – 20! Let us know what you want to see us explore while we’re there! #vr #tech #awe2024 #giveaway #augmentedreality Be sure to visit to enter to win a Sony 15.6” Spatial Reality Display or tickets to the event. You have until June 20th to enter.

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We’re headed to Augmented World Expo from June 18 – 20! Let us know what you want to see us explore while we’re there! #vr #tech #awe2024 #giveaway #augmentedreality

Be sure to visit to enter to win a Sony 15.6” Spatial Reality Display or tickets to the event. You have until June 20th to enter.

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Generating AI videos for enterprise with Synthesia CEO Victor Riparbelli | StrictlyVC London

At StrictlyVC London, an AI introduced our interview between TechCrunch’s Ingrid Lunden and Victor Riparbelli, co-founder and CEO of Synthesia, a company that creates AI-generated video content. The discussion focuses on how fast AI is moving in terms of imitating realism, Scarlett Johansson’s voice troubles with OpenAI, and generating AI video for enterprise. StrictlyVC brings…

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At StrictlyVC London, an AI introduced our interview between TechCrunch’s Ingrid Lunden and Victor Riparbelli, co-founder and CEO of Synthesia, a company that creates AI-generated video content. The discussion focuses on how fast AI is moving in terms of imitating realism, Scarlett Johansson’s voice troubles with OpenAI, and generating AI video for enterprise.

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