Portavoz del gobierno advierte de estafa de inversión en vídeo falso

7 de enero de 2026

Reportado por IA

El secretario jefe de Gabinete, Minoru Kihara, advirtió sobre un vídeo falso de YouTube que utilizó imágenes de una de sus conferencias de prensa para solicitar inversiones en un proyecto ficticio. Enfatizó que podría causar confusión pública y urgió a la vigilancia contra tales estafas.

El 7 de enero de 2026, el secretario jefe de Gabinete, Minoru Kihara, abordó un vídeo falso durante su conferencia de prensa habitual. El clip, publicado en YouTube, alteró imágenes de uno de sus informes utilizando tecnología deepfake para promover inversiones en un proyecto inexistente.

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