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"Unusual" the first of many. Once crimes like this become slightly more commonplace and start hurting the rich people you're going to see investment in an AI ar
by acollins1331 7y ago
"Unusual" the first of many. Once crimes like this become slightly more commonplace and start hurting the rich people you're going to see investment in an AI arms race unlike anything we've seen since the cold war. Defeating adversarial techniques and creating AI to identify other AI is going to be a huge business making what we are seeing now look like a drop in the bucket.
- mattwad 7y agoAt least that means more jobs for us, right?
- fnord77 7y agoI think the first few high-profile deep fakes will work effectively well, then people will catch on and we'll figure out a way to cope
- shill 7y agoOrganizations can start by implementing strict wire transfer policies that require multiple authentication factors.
- cooljacob204 7y agoEventually it will be indistinguishable from reality. Not looking forward to a time where anyone who gets recorded doing something wrong claims it's a deepfake.
- joshspankit 7y agoCan we all collectively find a way to authenticate videos as they are recorded? Official videos are “easy”: store the hash and length in a public blockchain. Gives it a verified timestamp as well as being “signed” by the official wallet. Then videos can be hashed later to verify that it’s untouched. But, security cameras?