User reports first real-time AI deepfake encounter on a Zoom call
Ghost_Pilot_MD · x · 2026-10-09
An X user recounts a Zoom call where the person on the other end was apparently using AI to impersonate someone else — his first first-hand experience with real-time AI video fakery. He concludes that some form of "Proof of Human" verification is now necessary. Few details are given, but the post underscores how real-time deepfake fraud is reaching ordinary video calls.
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