The world has never been as interconnected as it is today. The rapid growth of the aviation industry in the past decade has bridged continents and made travel a common occurrence for many.

As new artificial intelligence technologies fundamentally and rapidly revolutionize the world, deepfakes have emerged as a potent force, blurring the lines between reality and fabrication. These AI-generated multimedia creations seamlessly manipulate images, videos, and audio content to depict individuals engaging in actions or speaking words they never actually did. While deepfakes have garnered attention for their use in entertainment and creative expression, their far-reaching implications and potential for malicious use demand proactive measures to ensure safety and privacy. 

The future of aviation always depends upon the whims of the people and societal shifts amongst flyers. The rising international airline travel demand is one trend that is leading the rebound in the post-pandemic airline industry.

In the constantly evolving landscape of social media, TikTok reached 1 billion users in just over five years, making it one of the fastest growing platforms ever. Because of its popularity, however, the platform has seen a deceptive wave of misinformation proliferating across the app that can mislead and confuse users. As major social media platforms and tech giants are facing questions about their role in allowing—and at times facilitating—the spread of misinformation, TikTok’s place in the social media market and popularity with younger users make it a prime target for scrutiny.