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Those are rookie numbers. I think the % of people who can be easily fooled is almost 100%. There are fewer and fewer people who live their lives doubting what
by wonderbore 4y ago
Those are rookie numbers. I think the % of people who can be easily fooled is almost 100%. There are fewer and fewer people who live their lives doubting what they see unless they’re already attached to the opposite of that idea.
Most people are not trained to detect deep fakes and certainly most of us here still would fall for a deepfake unless we’re specifically looking for it.
- skybrian 4y agoThe key here is to pay less attention to the “evidence” and instead ask where it come from. If there isn’t a clear story by trustworthy people about how it came to be, you will need to at least suspect it’s fake. Unfortunately that means that random Internet commenters aren’t going to be trusted.
- rightbyte 4y agoHolywood level of production has been able to do deep fakes for like a 100 years. Fake videos is nothing new. The main difference is that there might be cheap tailored fakes for noname people like me for small scams.
- wonderbore 4y agoYou’re probably replying to the wrong person. I’m just saying that everyone can fall for fake stuff.