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PLoS ONE, 2023 Deepfakes are a form of multi-modal media generated using deep-learning technology. Many academics have expressed fears that deepfakes present a severe threat to the veracity of news and political communication, and an epistemic crisis for video evidence.
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Studies in Communication, Media, 2021 Using artificial intelligence, it is becoming increasingly easy to create highly realistic but fake video content - so-called deepfakes. As a result, it is no longer possible always to distinguish real from mechanically created recordings with the naked ...
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Deepfakes and scientific knowledge dissemination
Scientific Reports, 2023 Science misinformation on topics ranging from climate change to vaccines have significant public policy repercussions. Artificial intelligence-based methods of altering videos and photos (deepfakes) lower the barriers to the mass creation and ...
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Restore DeepFakes video frames via identifying individual motion styles
Electronics Letters, 2021 Recent advance on highly realistic AI‐synthesised video approaches makes it hard to distinguish whether a speaker in video is real. Many existing DeepFakes detection approaches can be invalidated by using them as supervision in adversarial training ...
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Using deepfakes for experiments in the social sciences - A pilot study
Frontiers in Sociology, 2022 The advent of deepfakes - the manipulation of audio records, images and videos based on deep learning techniques - has important implications for science and society. Current studies focus primarily on the detection and dangers of deepfakes. In contrast,
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DEEPFAKE CLI: Accelerated Deepfake Detection Using FPGAs
, 2023 Because of the availability of larger datasets and recent improvements in the generative model, more realistic Deepfake videos are being produced each day. People consume around one billion hours of video on social media platforms every day, and thats why it is very important to stop the spread of fake videos as they can be damaging, dangerous, and ...
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DeepFake-o-meter: An Open Platform for DeepFake Detection [PDF]
CoRR, 2021 In recent years, the advent of deep learning-based techniques and the significant reduction in the cost of computation resulted in the feasibility of creating realistic videos of human faces, commonly known as DeepFakes. The availability of open-source tools to create DeepFakes poses as a threat to the trustworthiness of the online media. In this work,
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Tragic Realism: How to regulate Deepfakes in Colombia?
Latin American Law Review, 2022 Recent technological advances in artificial intelligence and machine learning have made it possible to create fake videos that look authentic. As these videos—known as “DeepFakes”— leave few traces of manipulation, they can be used to spread false ...
Juan Felipe Rodrigo López
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Frontiers in Psychology, 2023 Deepfakes are a troubling form of disinformation that has been drawing increasing attention. Yet, there remains a lack of psychological explanations for deepfake sharing behavior and an absence of research knowledge in non-Western contexts where public ...
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Deep Learning Approach for Detecting Audio Deepfakes in Urdu
NUML International Journal of Engineering and Computing, 2023 The application of Deep Learning algorithms for speech synthesis has led to the widespread generation of Audio Deepfakes, which are becoming a real threat to voice interfaces. Audio Deepfakes are fake audio recordings that are difficult to differentiate
Marium Mateen
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