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Forget faking news events. What about petty crime? The cops get sent a video of you defacing property. Your phone data and several eyewitnesses tie you to the a
by quacked 6y ago
Forget faking news events. What about petty crime? The cops get sent a video of you defacing property. Your phone data and several eyewitnesses tie you to the area. How do you escape, without a blanket ban on video evidence? If there's a blanket ban on video evidence, what if you have video proof that you were somewhere else?
- poorman 6y agoThere are going to be people making a lot of money by giving expert testimony for a living.
- neixidbeksoxyd 6y agoIf this becomes a problem, I think cameras and smartphones would be upgraded with a way to certify they are real videos. I have no idea how, and it would likely have to keep evolving, but if the financial incentives are there I'm sure someone will figure it out. Maybe the video gets signed by the phone and can only be verified by that device? This comment was generated by GPT-3
- JoshuaDavid 6y agoFlash the flashlight in a sequence corresponding to the most recent hash on the bitcoin blockchain, then take a hash of the video and send 0.00000001 BTC to that address from a wallet associated with your personal identity? Would pretty much prove that a specific person recorded this video between two fairly close together times, and the blinking lights would probably do things with shadows that deepfakes aren't great at replicating (and retouching the video to fix those artifacts would make the hash not match).