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COTD: Students call for enhanced data privacy measures

Currently, 66% of Singaporean students are confident in their ability to spot a deepfake.

Singaporean students are pushing institutions to advance identity intelligence measures, as 38% know someone who has been a victim of online fraud, according to a Jumio report.

The study also reveals that students are both early adopters of generative artificial intelligence, with 56% using AI to create or modify images.

Currently, 66% of Singaporean students are confident in their ability to spot a deepfake, with 56% reporting that they have seen one in the last 6 months.

Moreover, 44% feel safer using biometric verification instead of passwords for online accounts.

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