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AFAIK deepfakes can't mimic strong gesticulations very well, nor mimic correctly a head facing sideways. Or was that corrected?
by leidenfrost 2y ago
AFAIK deepfakes can't mimic strong gesticulations very well, nor mimic correctly a head facing sideways.
Or was that corrected?
- BugsJustFindMe 2y ago> deepfakes can't There is a big difference between can't and don't. Every next generation will do more than what the previous generation did.
- SXX 2y agoWhile I'm not expert on state of the art you should keep in mind there is huge difference with deepfakes created 100% from scratch and those created via face swap and style transfer. Basically it's easier to create believable gesticulations when there is footage of actual person as raw material.
- spywaregorilla 2y agoYou think we can't generate a picture of a head facing sideways? Obviously incorrect.
- fourthark 2y agoThe argument being that there is not very much video footage of people turning their heads, therefore not enough data to train deep fake videos / filters.
- spywaregorilla 2y agoVideos are still very much in the baby phase. There are way, way easier tells when a video has been faked. We're talking about images. Turned head images are very much in scope.