Stop worrying about deepfakes, as in "we can't do anything about them and have to resign to have unrealiable media evidence from now and till forever.". Don't w

Stop worrying about deepfakes, as in "we can't do anything about them and have to resign to have unrealiable media evidence from now and till forever.". Don't worry about that, right? Also this professor's methodology is laughable. He is surveying popular deepfakes on the popular sites. OF COURSE they will be jokes. Who will share and view a million times a deepfake of some CCTV with a face of some robber substituted for some other equally unknown guy. Or a deepfake of a car crash with car plates swapped for different ones. Etc. "We were worried that they will affect elections or politicians, but none of that has transpired." Says who? Who did this research? How was this determined? By a gut feeling while watching deepfake memes? Thought so.