AI Deepfakes

[TigerGrowls]

Wow!! It's going to be harder to reconcile what reality is when bad players start earnestly taking advantage of this tech.

 

[dbjork6317]

Wow!! It's going to be harder to reconcile what reality is when bad players start earnestly taking advantage of this tech.

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I agree with you on this one Growls, its already too easy to spread false info/“fake news” and now with this kind of tech its going to become increasingly impossible to decipher what’s real and what’s not. This is a major problem for sides of politics and for society as a whole and I’m not even sure where you could begin with it from a regulation stand point.

From the Hollywood side of things, Black Mirror had an episode this season that explored the use of computer generated reality television in which actors licensed their image to a fictional version of Netflix and then the service was able to generate a show with those “actors” in it through AI. Probably not that far from reality as major studios will rely more and more on AI to generate increasingly mediocre content as a way to cut costs and this is a big part of the current writer’s strike. There will probably start to be a divide between streaming services that focus on quantity and more costly services that focus on quality.

 

[SDTiger9]

I agree with you on this one Growls, its already too easy to spread false info/“fake news” and now with this kind of tech its going to become increasingly impossible to decipher what’s real and what’s not. This is a major problem for sides of politics and for society as a whole and I’m not even sure where you could begin with it from a regulation stand point.

From the Hollywood side of things, Black Mirror had an episode this season that explored the use of computer generated reality television in which actors licensed their image to a fictional version of Netflix and then the service was able to generate a show with those “actors” in it through AI. Probably not that far from reality as major studios will rely more and more on AI to generate increasingly mediocre content as a way to cut costs and this is a big part of the current writer’s strike. There will probably start to be a divide between streaming services that focus on quantity and more costly services that focus on quality.

That’s called:
Name
Image
Likeness
for actors
😂

 

[pharout73]

That’s called:
Name
Image
Likeness
for actors
😂

No Name, New Image , No Likeness...AI my Friend

 

[SDTiger9]

No Name, New Image , No Likeness...AI my Friend

We have Kermit the Frog, Porky Pig, Mickey Mouse, Anime characters……. clear nonhuman characters but we all know created by humans. Mickey is still moving forward at 95 years old and actually has gotten younger looking than his Steamboat Willie days.

Will there come a day that a “Sofia Vergara” AI cousin become a human follow?

For sheep type folks, certainly. They will rally around that. Will society allow it? That’s the question.

 

[hopefultiger13]

Yep, this would be really bad if I cared what actors said or listed to important information w/o looking things up.

But I can definitely see Growlz (and a lot of other people) being fooled by stuff like this every day.

 

[PAWrocka]

I agree with you on this one Growls, its already too easy to spread false info/“fake news” and now with this kind of tech its going to become increasingly impossible to decipher what’s real and what’s not. This is a major problem for sides of politics and for society as a whole and I’m not even sure where you could begin with it from a regulation stand point.

From the Hollywood side of things, Black Mirror had an episode this season that explored the use of computer generated reality television in which actors licensed their image to a fictional version of Netflix and then the service was able to generate a show with those “actors” in it through AI. Probably not that far from reality as major studios will rely more and more on AI to generate increasingly mediocre content as a way to cut costs and this is a big part of the current writer’s strike. There will probably start to be a divide between streaming services that focus on quantity and more costly services that focus on quality.

That was a great episode!!! This season of Black Mirror was fantastic!!!!

Just regarding the Hollywood thing … we can all agree that this will be the “worst” in terms of quality that AI will ever be. It’s only going to get better …

Ya … I think the entirety of Hollywood and its associated professions should be concerned. Soon, I’ll be able to tell my television to generate an original (insert movie type) script about (insert topic), with original characters, and create a 2 hour feature length movie … and my TV will do it within in minutes … seconds.

Crazy to think about

 

[PawsFan_]

Wow!! It's going to be harder to reconcile what reality is when bad players start earnestly taking advantage of this tech.

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There are dozens of interesting and good uses for technology like this.

There are millions of devious and heinous uses for technology like this.