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When Amanda Aguilar saw a video of what appeared to be her speaking, she was stunned. It looked just like her – but it wasn’t. The video was a deepfake. Aguilar learned a scammer took a real video she posted to Instagram and then used artificial intelligence to create a fake video in hopes of catfis
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