Deepfakes leverage AI algorithms to superimpose existing images and videos onto other images or videos, creating a composite that can be startlingly authentic. This technology, initially a product of benign research, has rapidly evolved, raising alarms globally due to its potential misuse. The threats posed by deepfakes are multifaceted. On a personal level, they can be used to create non-consensual pornographic content or impersonate individuals, leading to serious reputational harm. In the political arena, deepfakes can distort democratic processes, as fabricated videos of leaders making false statements could easily sway public opinion. Detecting deepfakes remains a challenge, yet it is crucial to mitigate their potential harm, how do we navigate the Deepfake dilemma ?

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