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Intel's deepfake detector tested on real and fake videos
(www.bbc.co.uk)
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Soon, people can just commit crimes in front of cameras and claim it's deepfake.
Also don't give Trump ideas, no srsly.
Apparently if people are gullible enough you can even use video calls to commit crimes, no AI needed!
those super embarrassing things you did at that party were obviously a deepfake by a angry neighbor or jilted lover. Dumb things politicians say, deepfake smear campaigns, all of them. Those politicians all have IQ of a 180 or how would they have gotten into Congress and the White House etc.