This looks like the playstation version of a live action movie
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For now. It’ll get indistinguishable soon.
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The issue with deepfakes is not that things will be faked: it is that they will be the excuse to explain away real things that someone does not like.
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Strongly disagree with this sentiment. IMO many of the gains in civil rights of the last 20 years in the US and elsewhere are due to cheap ubiquitous cameras. Rodney King was 1991. Sabrina Harman's camera at Abu Ghraib, no film to develop there. Immoral technology to make.
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Good point, but I’m betting a mix of cryptographic verification and forensics will take care of special cases like that. Arms race.
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already we're used to the existence of convincing 4K video with people flying around, shooting lasers from their eyes probably many people don't know the exact line of what is possible with VFX today, so might even assume deepfakes are conventional VFX (or "photoshopped!")
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Everyone will know what is fake vs. real but pretend not to, just as we do now with news as it does or doesn't serve our interests.
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No technology that destabilizes previously held stable & inviolable norms will not fail to leave societies in tumult. See Benedict Anderson’s ‘Imagined Communities’. In our age, for most average voters, videos are final proof of truth. Any deconditioning needs 2-3 generations.
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