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No, deepfakes are relatively new. It's a specific term meaning a fake video produced with ANNs, not any type of picture that's been faked or photoshopped. The c
by burnte 7y ago
No, deepfakes are relatively new. It's a specific term meaning a fake video produced with ANNs, not any type of picture that's been faked or photoshopped. The case you reference is a just and paste job, not a deepfake.
- wtetzner 7y agoI don’t think the method of producing the fake is important in terms of court rulings.
- burnte 7y agoI didn't say it was, I simply corrected the definition of a word.
- ehsankia 7y agoIt kinda is though, if the network is trained on the source material itself. For example if I take the source material and move a few pixels, is that still the source material? What if I flip the video, which is technically moving every single pixel, that's still the a copyright issue even if the video is mirrored. The network is basically taking the pixels of the original content, learning from it, and creating a filtered version.
- wtetzner 7y agoI think you misunderstood my point. I meant that it doesn’t matter if someone modified it by hand or if it was done using a neural network.