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Is this really what matters? "The world took notice of this new reality in January when graphic deepfake images of Taylor Swift circulated on social media plat
by jacknews 2y ago
Is this really what matters?
"The world took notice of this new reality in January when graphic deepfake images of Taylor Swift circulated on social media platforms, with one image receiving 47 million views"
And how many actually believed it was Taylor? And so what if they did, since it provably wasn't.
I'm not condoning deepfakes at all, I'm sure it must be distressing to victims, just like any form of bullying, libel, etc, but it's nothing really new or especially horrifying. It should be easy to brush off as obviously fake, and in fact the same tactic could be used for real nudes - just claim they're fakes.
- davidguetta 2y agoYeah it should be the same regulation than drawing some celebrity in a porn situation