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Deepfakes: Has Artificial Intelligence Gone Too Far?

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Deepfakes are fabricated clips using artificial intelligence software that can appear to make a person or image speak or do things that had never happened. Deepfake technology normally uses a large quantity of images set, creating a realistic depiction. A Samsung artificial intelligence lab in Russia was able to develop new software that is able to generate a video by inputting a singular image or photo, such as a painting. New facial
recognition software and deepfake technology can be used to provide a seemingly
endless amount of entertainment but also may pose a threat to public safety.

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