AI video generation is advancing faster than most safety frameworks can track, and threat actors are already ahead of the curve. Child predators, terrorist networks, and hate groups are actively testing synthetic video tools to produce illegal content, radicalize audiences, and manufacture false narratives at scale. The window to get ahead of this threat is narrowing.
Download this report to understand exactly how these actors operate and what your safety strategy needs to account for before they reach your platform.
Overview
In this report, we cover:
- How child predators are using text-to-video models and LoRA training techniques to generate synthetic CSAM, including the methods they are developing to bypass safety restrictions built into mainstream AI tools
- How terrorist organizations and hate communities are embedding GenAI video into propaganda campaigns, using synthetic media to glorify violence, radicalize viewers, and fabricate statements from real public figures
- How to identify the safety gaps that put your platform at legal and reputational risk as these adversarial tactics grow in sophistication
Use this report to brief your safety and product leadership on the threat landscape taking shape right now. Download it today and make informed decisions that keep your platform and your users protected.
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