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What could "the law" possibly do about this? I mean, you can basically run deep fake algos on your machine at home with pictures you find freely available onli
by k__ 6y ago
What could "the law" possibly do about this?
I mean, you can basically run deep fake algos on your machine at home with pictures you find freely available online. This way you don't even have to share that fake stuff online and still everyone who wants it has it.
- ironmagma 6y agoYeah, more than likely we are just going to have to buckle down and bear this. It’s a technology, and much harder to control than something like chemical weapons. It will just change the way society works, there is little we can do to stop it. All we can do is work to make authentication better.
- sammorrowdrums 6y agoWell, the extent of harm is presumably influenced by how far material is shared, and how publicly, if people are duped by it (such as media covering a deep fake unaware that it is). Just like existing illegal images are usually only discovered due to people sharing them or being investigated for other things I expect that this would be policed in a similar, somewhat flawed fashion.