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This Open-Source Program Deepfakes You During Zoom Meetings, in Real Time

Avatarify runs on Skype and Zoom, and face-swaps your own face with a celebrity in live video calls.

Video conferencing apps like Zoom and Skype are usually boring and often frustrating.

With more people than ever using this software to work from home, users are finding new ways to spice up endless remote meetings and group hangs by looping videos of themselves looking engaged, adding wacky backgrounds, and now, using deepfake filters for impersonating celebrities

This is a snippet from an article by Vice, you can read the full article here…

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Deepfakes for voice are here

Everyone reading this will likely be familiar with deepfakes, the sometimes humorous and oftentimes scary technology that makes it possible to alter an existing image or video by digitally replacing a person’s likeness.

But while deepfakes are well known, the audio equivalent — capable of simulating the voice of a real person — hasn’t received quite the same level of coverage.

This is a snippet from an article by Digital Trends, read the full article here…

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Five top cyber threats that may decisively disrupt businesses in 2021

Deepfakes coming in at number 2!

Cyber threats, what were once considered to be a nuisance of big organizations, have now become a meandering menace. The estimations that cybercrime will cost the world $6 trillion by the end of 2020 is a standing testimony to the spreading tentacles of cyber threats. Small or big ventures, financial or automation sector, no segment is an exception to fly under its radar.

This is a snippet from an article by IEN Europe, read the full article here…

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Vitalik Buterin sings Pink Floyd’s “Money”

Via Alethea AI…

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Realistic Deepfakes in 5 Minutes on Colab

And why we should educate the public about the existence of such technology.

Ladies and gentlemen, Deepfake videos are so easy to create, that anyone can make one. You do not need a PhD, and you don’t have to train models for hours, you don’t even have to take a course on Generative Adversarial Network.

All that you have to do is, to record a video of yourself, and pick one photo of a person you want to impersonate. Machine learning will animate the person in the picture the way you want it in your video.

This is a snippet from an article by https://jinglescode.github.io/

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Strange video of AI-generated facial expressions mapped to music

Via Mario Klingemann…

Song: “Triggernometry” by Kraftamt, 2014

http://ccmixter.org/files/Karstenholymoly

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Ewan McGregor as Obi-Wan Kenobi in original Star Wars Triology

Everybody loves Ewan McGregors portrayal of Obi-Wan Kenobi, in an alternative universe here’s how it would have looked if he played the original Obi-Wan instead of Alec Guiness.

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This Deepfake App Helps You Make Fun GIF Memes

Just when you thought the wave of deepfakes has come to an end, a new app is here to prove you wrong. Instead of creating offensive or explicit deepfakes, this app aims to use the technology on a lighter note by letting you put yourself into any GIF.

The app is named Doublicat and it uses RefaceAI, a Generative Adversarial Network (GAN) behind the scenes. If that sounds familiar, that’s because its the same AI technology Elon Musk used to morph him into Dwayne Johnson.

This is a snippet from an article by beebom, you can read the full article here…

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Reddit bans impersonation content, including deepfakes

Reddit updated its policies on Thursday to ban impersonation on its platform. The ban encompasses everything from deepfakes to individuals making false claims about their identities.

In a post about the ban, a Reddit admin explains that even though instances of impersonation are rare, they pose a threat if people impersonate a journalist or a politician, or fake domains representing as something else. The post attributes the changes to ensuring “appropriate rules and processes” ahead of the 2020 election.

This is a snippet from an article by digital trends, you can read the full article here…

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Facebook global policy chief says addressing manipulated videos is a top priority

Deepfakes and other manipulated videos put the integrity of democratic elections at risk, a group of experts told the House Committee on Energy and Commerce Wednesday. What to do about it is a thorny question.

A hearing, titled “Americans at Risk: Manipulation and Deception in the Digital Age” and held by the subcommittee on Consumer Protection, focused on the wide range of online fraud and manipulation on the internet. Monika Bickert, the vice president of Facebook global policy management, was joined by three other experts on the topic.

This is a snippet from an article by Cnet, you can read the full article here…

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