Deepfakes - If Anything Can Be Real, Then Nothing Is Real
Offered By: YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the implications of deepfake technology in this thought-provoking conference talk from GrrCON 2019. Delve into the concept that if anything can be manipulated to appear real, it challenges our perception of reality itself. Learn about the latest developments in deepfake creation, its potential impacts on society, and the ethical considerations surrounding this powerful technology. Gain insights into how deepfakes are changing the landscape of media, politics, and personal privacy. Discover strategies for identifying and combating misleading synthetic media. Consider the future implications of a world where visual and audio evidence can be easily fabricated, and discuss potential solutions to maintain trust in an era of digital manipulation.
Syllabus
GrrCON 2019 3 18 Deepfakes If anything can be real then nothing is real April C Wright
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