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Counterfeit products are being harder to spot and easier to find. Online fakes and so-called dupes can sit just a few taps or clicks away from the real thing. B…
Counterfeit products are being harder to spot and easier to find.
Online fakes and so-called dupes can sit just a few taps or clicks away from the real thing.
But while the products might give themselves away, the people selling them are harder to catch.
BBC Tech Now's Ammie Sekhon explores the tech being deployed by one firm in Edinburgh, Scotland, to identify and remove counterfeit products online.
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7 Comments
@@auro1986Imported1mo ago
bbc selling fake products with real ads a nd real products with deep fakes
@@Ilicito-j2vImported1mo ago
Plenty of fake news at the BBC!
@@MomosfavouritealzuttImported1mo ago
Oh the irony BBC
@@josefelixaranda9002Imported1mo ago
The tech being deployed by one firm in Edimburgh ,Scotland to identify and remove fake products on-line is going to be very useful because consumers ,I mean ,all of us ,men and women in humanity, we have rights and our countries' law and order have also a job to do in social media, internet ,on-line ,etc. And it another reason to trust A I made businesses, when legality takes power there.