It's interesting, because the subconscious ability of the mind to identify discrepancies is incredible (even if we ignore that feeling we get about something).
The feel of counterfeit bills, the color someone choose to wear, the sound that doesn't quite fit.
I think deep-fakes are mostly a danger to people without a lot of source material for their minds to compare against. You could trick me into believing I was taking with Elon, but not my son.
The feel of counterfeit bills, the color someone choose to wear, the sound that doesn't quite fit.
I think deep-fakes are mostly a danger to people without a lot of source material for their minds to compare against. You could trick me into believing I was taking with Elon, but not my son.