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Make-A-Wish Foundation can really benefit from this technology by sending these "heartfelt" deepfake videos of famous celebrities and idols to dying kids, hopin
by netwanderer3 7y ago
Make-A-Wish Foundation can really benefit from this technology by sending these "heartfelt" deepfake videos of famous celebrities and idols to dying kids, hoping to cheer them up. Is it an ethical thing to do? You be the judge!
- Ozumandias 7y agoIn a thread full of awful futures, I find this one to be the most depressing.
- jobigoud 7y agoThis is fantastically evil. I think you win the dangerous idea of the day award. It reminds me of the market for answering machine messages, but here you will have a large catalog of celebrities and you can create a personalized video message of them talking about you or someone you know. A con artist could also buy that to pretend they know a certain person. So the website would work like this: you pick a celebrity, you pick a theme/context/environment, like Skype call, handheld phone video, at home webcam, etc. and then you pick the message. You can have actors with similar build as the target celeb acting specific scenes, to make the scenes more unique but still reusable. Payment options differs based on the exclusivity of the acted scene.
- cosmotron 7y agoWhat if that's what the startup Cameo is actually offering? https://www.cameo.com/ https://www.cameo.com/ :-)
- undersuit 7y agoHallmark shares surge on the introduction of the Custom Celebrity Holiday Greetings Digital Card Series.