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1/ DeepFakes will play the role that any other misinformation does these day, low tech or otherwise. That is, those of us who are already careful to vet information will adapt accordingly. And those who are eager to feed their own confirmation bias will gobble it up.https://twitter.com/RepAdamSchiff/status/1195770780744912896 …
2/ In other words, we’re already way past the point where we need to be addressing misinformation in a world where believing in “flat earth” and general stark denial of science and reality is really happening for a large segment of the population.
3/ DeepFakes are just another delivery mechanism of misinformation. Focusing on the flashy technology rather than the fertile grounds that allow for it any sort of misinformation generally to flourish, is a mistake.
I also expect we'll see widespread technological support for media orgs and individuals crypto signing content they produce, and support in browsers/etc for examining the sigs. Even FOX watchers want to be sure something is an actual statement from Trump.
Which means that reputation will be once again a big deal in the media landscape. Doesn't help with polarization of course.
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