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Honestly, I think such a scenario will only be relevant for a few more years. After which, photorealistic deepfakes will be so easy to produce reliably that th
by Enginerrrd 3y ago
Honestly, I think such a scenario will only be relevant for a few more years. After which, photorealistic deepfakes will be so easy to produce reliably that they simply won't have the credibility.
I don't know what happens to journalism and misinformation at that point, but it's not good. State level actors have been doing this already. India just recently got caught putting cheeky smiles on the faces of protestors after being brutalized by police to suggest they were faking their distress for their cause.
- anigbrowl 3y agoIf it were that simple why do phishing and other kinds of scams still work, and why are scammers and spammers so ubiquitous? People in tech are constantly defining problems away and then expressing horrified surprise when that very problem returns to bite them in the butt.
- flangola7 3y agoWhat about the people hurt during those "few more years?"