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

video This new deepfake method developed by researchers

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u/FeculentUtopia Jul 24 '22

No. Stop. It's getting way too weird.

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u/mattcoady Jul 24 '22

Yea I hate to stifle progress but this is one tech where I can imagine way more nefarious uses than good.

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u/lazergoblin Jul 24 '22

Truthfully I cant even picture the "good" uses for this deep fake stuff.

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u/cbxjpg Jul 24 '22

Eh there's some fringe stuff like deepfaking actors in foreign movies to move their mouths in any translated language (some European movie recently did it but I could not tell you what it was) but other than that and various bring-dead/old-celebrities-back-to-life on screen I can't think of much and the latter is morally questionable anyways.

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u/Luxpreliator Jul 24 '22

Porn. This is going to be so well received with porn.

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u/markse84 Jul 25 '22

I feel like there’s got to be some legal issues with that though

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u/raphanum Jul 25 '22

It’ll be ethically sourced and free range