> I suspect in the upcoming election, deepfaking the candidates doing something out-of-character would have a similar surprising effect. One frontrunner is abo

> I suspect in the upcoming election, deepfaking the candidates doing something out-of-character would have a similar surprising effect. One frontrunner is about to be convicted and his corporate empire dissolved while the other frontrunner is facing an impeachment inquiry and his son is about to experience the full brunt of the Capitol Hill muckraking process. Deepfakes aren't even going to register in this election (no pun intended).