I can think of several potential application, if somewhat unlikely, through most is just adaptation of the original deepfake algorithm. It could be used as a r

I can think of several potential application, if somewhat unlikely, through most is just adaptation of the original deepfake algorithm. It could be used as a replacement for stunt doubles. The nude scenes in Game of Throne was not always liked by the acters, and the walk of shame actually used a nude stunt double for some of it (https://ew.com/article/2015/06/18/game-thrones-lena-headey-nude-double-van-cleave/ https://ew.com/article/2015/06/18/game-thrones-lena-headey-n...). Deepfake and DeepNude could also replace stun doubles where the scene is too dangerous thus improving safety. It could be used to create a better base model in animation so that clothing can be added more realistic on top, which could be useful when making remakes/remaster of old movies. In gaming it could also be used as a faster/better method to create realistic bodies, improving immersion and graphic representation. Nude mods has always been rather popular in RPG's. In theory we could also see similar algorithms in security to get an estimate body shape in relation to clothing in order to detect hidden weapons.