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More details on gov.uk [1] but still without a definition of what a 'deepfake' (their quotes) actually is. Reference is made to the law on child pornography, f
by jjgreen 3y ago
More details on gov.uk [1] but still without a definition of what a 'deepfake' (their quotes) actually is. Reference is made to the law on child pornography, for that no computer (nor child) need be involved. A crude pencil drawing falls within the remit of the law, so I guess something along those lines ...
[1] https://www.gov.uk/government/news/government-cracks-down-on-deepfakes-creation https://www.gov.uk/government/news/government-cracks-down-on...
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- derefr 3y agoI hope they're very careful with the eventual definition, as at this point you might call Photoshop's AI-driven outpainting feature a "deepfake." If an image is already explicit, and you use AI to de-crop a missing foot back into the picture, have you now created an "explicit deepfake"?