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I suspect the argument would be you can’t deep fake in-person interactions
by midasuni 3y ago
I suspect the argument would be you can’t deep fake in-person interactions
- lars512 3y agoI mean, as long as your deepfake is contributing constructively…
- rickdeckard 3y agoWhich is just a weird line of thought, leading to "any kind of meaningful decision will only be made when all involved persons are physically in the same room", which results in a chain of meetings between people of different layers and signed papers changing hands. So in conclusion, the argument is that the existence and threat of deepfakes will cause companies to abandon digital transformation entirely and move back to the 80s...
- falcor84 3y agoPaper signatures are of course easy to forge. If anything, I think this will lead to more focus on digital attestation. Maybe even [swallowing a bit of vomit]... blockchain.
- lagniappe 3y agoI've been deep faking in-person as a person who knows what they're doing for years