Episode 98

How to Manage the Threat of Deep-Fake in Public Sector

Hello and welcome to Season 6 and Episode 98 of the Public Sector Marketing Show. 

I love the Internet and how it has democratised the voice of citizens, the world of work and media. However, it has some dark sides and the latest negative trend is deep-fake. 

The combination of the Internet, social media, generative AI give those with malicious intentions huge opportunities. And manipulated media is now mainstream and we all need to watch out for it. 

I already mentioned that it’s election year in a previous episode and I predict that deep-fake will be a massive feature this year. 

So let’s dive into the world of deep-fake and how you can protect public sector reputation and communications. 

About the Podcast

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Public Sector Marketing Show
Hosted by Joanne Sweeney

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Joanne Sweeney

Joanne Sweeney is a two-time author, founder of the Public Sector Marketing Institute and host of Ireland’s only Public Sector Digital Marketing Summit.

Specialising in digital communications for government agencies, Joanne's books are used by police forces, universities and public sector bodies across the world to instruct them how to communicate in the Digital Age.

Her latest book Public Sector Marketing Pro was named in the best new PR Books of 2020 by Book Authority and was a finalist in the 2002 British Book Awards for Best International Business Book.

She has also developed her own suite of online certified training programmes.

Joanne is also a trainer and consultant and works directly with government agencies across the world. Most recently with national and local Government in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane. She is the preferred social media trainer for the EPP Group in the European Parliament who have 181 MEPs from across 27 member states. She is also a trainer for Google.
Joanne is also a podcaster and vlogger and host of the Public Sector Marketing Show.

Find out more at www.publicsectormarketingpros.com.