Jim Harris hits the mark by emphasizing that self-regulation is essential in an unregulated digital world. Individuals and corporations must erect their own guardrails against the dangers posed by AI through education, training, and vigilance.
Diane Francis
Editor-at-Large at The National Post (Canada) & best-selling Substack author


The Age of Fakes! is a timely, accessible, and sobering look at how AI abuse, fake news, and disinformation are reshaping economies, politics, and our everyday lives. Editor Nikolai Behr has assembled an impressive lineup of experts who each tackle the problem from a different angle. To my mind, Jim Harris’ chapter on deepfakes and cybercrime is especially useful. […] This is a valuable read for anyone interested in AI and how it’s shaping our world.
Peter Buchanan, Master Chair
TEC Canada & President of Management Transitions Ltd.


This chapter should be required reading for anyone in risk, compliance, or audit. What makes it exceptional is how clearly it connects deepfakes to enterprise risk—not as a niche cyber issue, but as a systemic threat to financial controls, reputation, and trust. […] If your organization still treats deepfakes as a communications issue rather than a core risk domain, this chapter will change how you think—and how you act.
Irene Vantaaki, Founder
Davos Lodge, World Economic Forum


This is an excellent book that will arm you with tactics and techniques to create a personal and professional career loaded with successful outcomes.
Nido R. Qubein, President
High Point University – #1 Best-Run College (The Princeton Review)


This intriguing chapter highlights the significant risks associated with AI. But it is more than just a theoretical look at the issues of cybercrime. It is a practical, far-reaching and expansive review that should be mandatory reading for every person as AI permeates every facet of society and business.
Ravin Jesuthasan
Globally Recognized Futurist & Bestselling Author


What makes this powerful is its realism. Harris acknowledges that regulation will always lag technology, especially across borders. […] This is one of the clearest, most grounded explanations of why AI governance must focus on systems and people—not just laws.
R “Ray” Wang
Principal Analyst & Founder, Constellation Research, Inc.


Jim Harris connects the dots between deep fakes and the real business risk leaders face right now. What I appreciated most is how practical and grounded this is—clear examples, plain-English explanations, and simple steps any organization can implement immediately. […] It’s a timely, actionable wake-up call delivered with optimism about how AI can also be used for good.
Kevin Gauci
Founder & CEO (Professional Services Firm)


Drawing on decades of experience, Jim delivers a clear, practical, and highly relevant perspective on deepfakes and cyber risk. Through compelling case studies and actionable recommendations, this chapter equips readers to make informed decisions and strengthen their organizations in an increasingly complex digital landscape. Jim’s insight, credibility, and balanced approach make this an essential read for today’s leaders.
Todd Millar
President & CEO, TEC Canada


While many AI books highlight opportunities, this chapter confronts exposure. Harris convincingly argues that integrating AI into legacy processes can be hazardous. True benefits and safeguards come from redesigning from the ground up and embracing cross-functional thinking. For innovation leaders, this chapter offers both caution and inspiration.
Isabelle Gonthier, PhD, ICE-CCP
Chief Assessment Officer