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The difference is that all the bacteria can become resistant to the antibiotic soon after it is created.

• dijksterhuis 6y ago
  As can deepfakes. All it takes is an additional step to optimise wrt the model that tries to catch it.
  • sildur 6y ago
    Yeah, I was dismissing the analogy with antibiotics because usually it takes quite some time between creating the antibiotic and germs being resistant. But with deepfakes the arms race is almost instantaneous. The moment something appears to tell apart deepfakes, the moment people can train deepfakes against that something.
    • amelius 6y ago
      Perhaps the deepfake checking should be a third-party service? So you can only check so many deepfakes per day, limiting these attacks (i.e., you can't realistically put the checking inside a training loop). Just an idea ...