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> After investigating, we learned why a consistently accurate solution didn’t exist. There is no way to prove 100% solution can exist. If a similar tool is use
by throwaway2n32 5y ago
> After investigating, we learned why a consistently accurate solution didn’t exist.
There is no way to prove 100% solution can exist. If a similar tool is used to verify the evidence of a video in legal setting, then it's just a matter of time an innocent person ends up behind the bars. The only way is for the society to adapt to the fake videos not to rely on a tool that can never be correct.
- Beltiras 5y agoIt's my impression that this tool can only disprove a video. The fact that the tool returns a "Not fake" is not the same as proving it's veracity, a point I would hope a judge would include a jury instruction on, when it becomes part of a trial.