Naver to open channel for reporting deepfake exploitation materials, “Currently under real-time detection”

Naver notice screen,
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, “(Seoul=News1) Reporter Son Eumji = Naver (035420) has opened a dedicated channel for reporting digital sexual crimes using ‘deepfake’ technology.”,
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, ‘On the 28th, Naver announced through its customer center notice, saying, “If you discover images or videos that violate laws related to sexual violence punishment using deepfake technology or infringe on the rights of third parties, please report it through the dedicated channel,” and provided a related link.’,
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, ‘Naver emphasized, “Criminal acts using deepfake technology can result in serious legal punishment,” and said, “Simply posting or distributing another person’s content can be a problem if that content involves deepfake or generative artificial intelligence (AI), so special caution is needed.”‘,
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, “Deepfake is AI-based synthesis. Unlike traditional ‘synthesized photos,’ it is called ‘deepfake’ because it is cleverly and precisely produced using artificial intelligence technology to resemble real photos or videos.”,
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, ‘Recently, cases of creating and spreading deepfake videos by synthesizing the faces of acquaintances or real-life individuals with obscene material have occurred one after another nationwide, prompting the government and platform industries to crack down strongly.’,
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, “Currently, Naver is using ‘Clova Green Eye’ (an AI-based obscene content filtering system) to detect and delete illegal deepfake synthetic materials in real-time within its platform to prevent exposure of obscene videos and images.”]