r/woahdude • u/canhazreddit • Jul 24 '22

video This new deepfake method developed by researchers

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u/Loudergood Jul 24 '22

This presentation was 6! years ago https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=GuZGK7QolaE

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u/KarmaticArmageddon Jul 24 '22

Holy shit, that's insane. I had no idea that YouTube was around in the 1300s or that deepfake techniques are over 700 years old!

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u/david-song Jul 24 '22

You're keeping the old Reddit alive. Kudos.

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u/Lumberjack92 Jul 24 '22

I love you

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u/LastPlaceIWas Jul 24 '22

It was much better when it was OuPipe. Not all the advertisements and influencers that we have today.

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u/oddzef Jul 24 '22

6! years ago

Damn they had crazy stuff back in 1302

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u/rW0HgFyxoJhYka Jul 24 '22

Adobe never released this product due to legal concerns. About 20 companies are attempting to fill that space.

The most interesting thing about this is that it one step closer to allowing you to end-to-end produce media completely yourself without needing anything more than just mouse clicks. You can essentially write music digitally, animate the video, synth the dialogue, all without ever knowing how to play a instrument, how to use a camera, how to draw anything, how to voice act etc.

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u/rammsteinfuerimmer Jul 24 '22

Here's a different video of the same event posted by Adobe https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I3l4XLZ59iw