Most teachers are concerned that their photos in the yearbook will be abused for deepfake crimes, according to a survey.
According to a survey of 3,537 teachers nationwide conducted by the Korea Federation of Teachers' Associations from the 30th to the 9th of last month, 93.1% of teachers said they were concerned about deepfake crimes, photo synthesis, and portrait rights infringement using graduation photos.
In this regard, 72.5% of the respondents said that fewer people actually put pictures in their yearbooks, while 17.7% said they had not changed from before.
In addition, 45.5 percent of all teachers said that students are also reluctant to put in or want to take out pictures because of the same concerns.
For this reason, 67.2% of the respondents said that they should not produce a yearbook at all.
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