>it will pretty much solve the trust issues deep fakes are causing. It's a nice piece of tech, I can see it being used in court for example, to strengthen the

>it will pretty much solve the trust issues deep fakes are causing. It's a nice piece of tech, I can see it being used in court for example, to strengthen the claim that a video is not a deepfake. However, that's not "the" problem with deepfakes. Propaganda of all sorts have demonstrated that "Falsehood flies, and the Truth comes limping after it". As in, with the proper deepfakes, you can do massive damage via social media for example. People re-share without validation all the time, and the existence of deepfakes add fuel to this fire. And I think that we can't do anything about either.