Check Out The Deepfake Video Of NSE CEO Ashish Chauhan Endorsing Stocks That Went Viral And What The NSE Suggested
Deepfake videos of Ashishkumar Chauhan, the MD and CEO of the NSE, suggest stocks were created by AI and quickly gained popularity on social media. Afterwards, an alert was released by the National Stock Exchange (NSE), cautioning investors against falling for deep-fake or artificial intelligence (AI)-generated films. Investors are advised to take caution and depend only on validated information obtained via the Exchange’s official channels, as per the official statement released by the NSE.
The alert pointed out that several fraudulent movies have appeared online that purport to provide misleading investing advice from the NSE. These videos use advanced technology to replicate the voice and facial gestures of Chauhan.
NSE Issues Advice Following Deepfake Video of CEO Ashishkumar Chauhan
Please take notice that NSE staff members are not permitted to trade in or suggest any stocks. Furthermore, NSE endeavors to urge that these platforms remove these inappropriate films whenever feasible,” an NSE announcement said.
The NSE advise also reminded the investor of its communication procedure, reiterating that its website, www.nseindia.com, and its verified social media accounts are the only places where official statements are communicated.
The Official NSE Manages
The NSE once again referred to its official social media pages and urged consumers to confirm the veracity of the information they were receiving. Twitter (@NSEIndia), Facebook (@NSE India), Instagram (@nseindia), LinkedIn (@NSE India), and YouTube (@NSE India) are the official social media accounts for the NSE.
The warning notice is released at a time when worries about the spread of false information and fake news that prey on gullible investors in the financial markets are intensifying.
A fake Mukesh Ambani Video
Not only did several other politicians and businesses go viral previously, but even NSE CEO Ashishkumar Chauhan. Recently, a lot of false, artificial intelligence-generated movies featuring prominent businesspeople, such as Reliance Chairman Mukesh Ambani and others, providing stock recommendations and business advice, have been making the rounds on social media.
What Do Deepfake Audio and Video Mean?
Artificially created movies or audio recordings that seem very lifelike but are in fact fraudulent are known as deep fakes. Sometimes it’s really hard to tell these kinds of audio or films apart from the actual thing. They superimpose a person’s face or voice onto another person’s body or speech using artificial intelligence (AI).
