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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.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CLDvOXUxYY0&t=2s … For every negative, there must be a positive. Can this be used or combined with DeOldify?
Ha of course that’s easy- just DeOldify an old portrait then run it through their model to “revive” a historic figure. Might be creepy.
I do think that weaponized technology is worth talking about. More sophisticated technology makes it cheaper to do harm at scale. Placing the sole burden of fighting misinformation on the individual is not only unfair but unrealistic.
I'm not disagreeing with you on the unique potency and scale, and that it's unrealistic to depend on individuals to fight this alone. But what I'm getting at is if you just fight the technology, you're fighting a whack-a-mole game and it's just an arms race much like captcha.
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