A lot more people watched a fake NVIDIA livestream than the real thing. The AI-generated video appeared to show Jensen Huang ...

Unsuspecting YouTube viewers looking for Nvidia's GTC keynote on Tuesday might well have found themselves accidentally ...

Nearly 100,000 people watched a fabricated livestream believing it was realYouTube’s algorithm boosted a fraudulent event ...

At one point, nearly 95,000 people tuned in to the fake stream, compared to around 12,000 watching the real keynote.

As Jensen Huang gave his GTC DC keynote, a deepfake version was live streaming and pushing a dangerous crypto scam. It attracted many more viewers than the legit presentation.

The deepfaked CEO touted Nvidia's GPUs as being used by the blockchain industry, adding that it makes "perfect sense" for the ...

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CRN senior editor Dylan Martin highlighted the fake GTC keynote on X yesterday. While YouTube says it does all it can to fight scams, the fake ...

A fake Nvidia livestream featuring a deepfake Jensen Huang attracted more viewers than Nvidia’s actual GPU Technology ...

Nvidia is the market leader in providing GPUs to data centers. The company's market cap soared in recent years. Now shut out ...

Nvidia is open sourcing Audio2Face, its AI tool that generates facial animations for 3D avatars based on audio input.