Deepfake videos are going mainstream. These AI-manipulated videos make it appear as if someone is saying or doing something they aren't, and the tools are becoming more widely available. Kim talks to an expert in deepfake technology, Henry Ajder, head of communications and research analysis at Deeptrace. The company uses manual searching, web scraping tools and data analysis to detect deepfakes.

Don't let cybercriminals ruin your holiday season. If you're turning to the web to get gifts for everyone on your list, you need to watch out for these clever scams. Kim walks you through all the ways hackers and swindlers are coming after shoppers, plus what you can do to protect yourself.

The Museum of Modern Art in New York City has one of the most grandiose and rare collections of art found anywhere in the world. From avant garde pieces from the early 50s to graffiti art created within the last five years, their collection is vast. Within their walls they also have some of the oldest photographs created by man. These treasures are some of the most rare and most beautiful depictions of nature and people in the world.

With winter in full swing and the holiday season upon us, you might be thinking of roasting some chestnuts over an open fire. Sadly, if you want to do this there is a very good chance it isn’t possible. The American chestnut tree has been essentially extinct in the wild for more than 50 years, and this once-staple of the eastern United States is now nowhere to be seen. But scientists are trying to help the delicious nut-bearing tree make a comeback, and they are doing so in some revolutionary ways.

It takes a selfless heart to stop what you’re doing and help someone in need. This goes double if you’re helping a person in danger, so what this man did when a stranger’s house caught fire should be an inspiration to everyone. With his GoPro still attached, he gets off his motorcycle and gets right to work putting out the blaze. Not all heroes wear capes.

Facebook keeps saying it’s going to put an end to the spread of fake news, but not much has changed. Hear about the 10 most-viewed fake news stories posted on the social network this year. Plus, a company is selling creepy robots that can look like anyone you want. And Kim shares the best tech freebies out there right now. You have to hurry, though! This episode of The Kim Komando Show aired on Bloomberg TV on Saturday, Nov. 16.

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