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Deepfakes are artificial intelligence (AI) generated media which has been swapped or digitally altered to imitate individuals or recreate events that never occurred.
Learn more about the most commonly-used deepfake scams

Audio deepfakes
Audio deepfakes are realistic AI voice impersonations of individuals that make fictional claims appear legitimate. Fraudsters can use this technology to spread misinformation or conduct targeted phishing campaigns.
What to look out for
What to know about your transactions with Fidelity Canada

Video and image deepfakes
Video and image deepfakes are fake photos and videos of individuals in which faces and voices have been digitally manipulated using AI technology.
What to look out for
What to know about your transactions with Fidelity Canada

Text deepfakes
AI engines can mimic human writing composition to produce convincing text such as articles, social media posts and emails that appear to come from an individual or business.
What to look out for
What to know about your transactions with Fidelity Canada
Additional resources
If you suspect your personal information is at risk, please refer to the government resources below for more information.
Canada's Credit Bureaus:
TransUnion Fraud Victim Assistance Department
1-800-663-9980 (EN)
1-877-713-3393 (FR)
Equifax Consumer Fraud Division
1-866-828-5961(EN- option 2)
1-800-465-7166 (FR- option 3)
Footnotes
Understanding The Different Types of Generative AI Deepfake Attacks, iproov.com
What are the different types of deepfakes and how you can spot them?, businesstoday.in
What is Deepfake Technology and How Are Threat Actors Using It?, flashpoint.io
Deepfake Voice—Everything You Should Know in 2023, veritonevoice.com
Positive Use Cases of Synthetic Media (aka Deepfakes), towardsdatascience.com