Automated online application processes save time and money but are being targeted by ‘the future of fraud’
British universities seeking to save time and money by automating their interviews with international students face a new threat: “deepfake” applicants.
Enroly, a software platform used by a number of universities to automate their application processes, said it had uncovered something “straight out of a sci-fi film” after catching a small number of candidates using deepfake technology to record their online interviews.
