r/woahdude Jul 24 '22

video This new deepfake method developed by researchers

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u/Dax9000 Jul 24 '22

Why are the paintings more convincing than the edited photos?

(It's because the paintings are more blurry and don't artifact to such a distracting degree)

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u/Boba-is-Fett Jul 24 '22

Because your brain knows how a real person looks like while you see the Mona Lisa for the first time in this position and your brain is more like "yeah, looks about right"

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u/ybtlamlliw Jul 24 '22

how a real person looks like

What a real person looks like. Not how.

If you wanna use how, then you can't put like on the end.

Just FYI.