CCS Insight also predicts that a search engine will soon add content warnings to alert users to AI-generated material, and that arrests will start being made for AI-based identity fraud as early as 2024. The firm suggests that AI can be used to impersonate a target using data posted publicly on social media, leading to potential damage to personal and professional relationships, and fraud in banking, insurance, and benefits.
Key takeaways:
- CCS Insight predicts that the hype around generative AI will face a reality check in 2024 due to the high costs, risks, and complexity involved in deploying and sustaining the technology.
- AI regulation in the European Union is expected to face obstacles and will likely be revised multiple times due to the rapid advancement of AI technology.
- A search engine is expected to add content warnings to alert users that the material they are viewing is AI-generated, in response to the increasing number of AI-generated news stories.
- CCS Insight also predicts that arrests will start being made for people who commit AI-based identity fraud, with the first arrest expected as early as 2024.