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Andy Polaine – Creativity in the age of synthetic realities
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Deepfakes are dangerous — and they target a huge
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DEEPFAKES ARE dangerous — not only the synthetic videos themselves but also the way they
promise to blur reality in a country where facts are already up for debate.
"Deepfakes" have changed the idea that seeing is believing - and could have a huge impact on how future political campaigns unfold.
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The rise of deepfakes, or videos created using AI that can make it
look like someone said or did something they have never done, has
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This PSA About Fake News From
Barack Obama Is Not What It
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Oscar-winning filmmaker Jordan Peele has a warning for viewers about trusting material they
encounter online.
David Mack
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Posted on April 17, 2018, at 11:26 a.m. ET
Sitting before the Stars and Stripes, another flag pinned to his lapel, former president
Barack Obama appears to be delivering an important message about fake news — but
something seems slightly...off.
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