In the rapidly evolving digital landscape, corporate governance practices in Hong Kong must adapt to address the emerging threat of deepfake technology. This seminar explores the critical need for organizations to implement robust measures to detect and prevent deepfakes, which are manipulated media that can deceive audiences and undermine trust.       The implications of deepfakes are profound! These deceptive technologies can be used to create false representations of executives, manipulate financial statements, or spread misinformation, potentially leading to significant reputational damage and financial loss. There is a need for corporation to integrating advanced detection tools and AI-driven solutions into corporate governance frameworks to safeguard against these threats.

Moreover, it highlights the role of regulatory bodies in establishing stringent guidelines and promoting awareness among stakeholders. By fostering a culture of vigilance and transparency, Hong Kong's businesses can better protect their integrity and maintain public trust in an era where digital deception is increasingly sophisticated. This proactive approach is essential for sustaining the credibility and resilience of Hong Kong's corporate governance practices.

Language: Cantonese

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