3 ms·
> Using other people's visage without their permission is gross. It's immoral and unethical. This seems a bit extreme to me. In my view, the line is crossed wh
by runeks 9y ago
> Using other people's visage without their permission is gross. It's immoral and unethical.
This seems a bit extreme to me. In my view, the line is crossed when it’s used for fraud, i.e. misrepresenting the truth (for whatever purpose).
Face-swapping Daniel Craig’s face onto my body, and showing it to my friends, is neither immoral nor unethical — it’s actually kind of funny.
- maxerickson 9y agoI think publicizing a non celebrity is problematic even if there isn't any misrepresentation. It can be fine in a news context, but there's not a lot of faked videos that would be appropriate in that context. I even thought the faked Fred Astaire ad was in poor taste. http://www.criticalcommons.org/Members/kellimarshall/clips/Astaire_DirtDevil2.mp4/view http://www.criticalcommons.org/Members/kellimarshall/clips/A...