Fake Deepfakes, or Not Everything Has to Be Deep
summary
Explains that many purported deepfakes are not actually created with deep-learning techniques but are used as excuses by fraudsters; examines multiple real-world cases involving Arabic businessmen, prominent Polish politicians, and corporate employees to show how non-deepfake methods were used or misrepresented.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:07Definition and history of deepfakes
- 3:13France’s defense minister case
- 7:25Ukraine’s political deepfakes
- 9:10Who are Wowan and Lexus?
- 14:05Their most famous pranks
- 21:16Scammers’ methods and tools
- 23:46Russian awards and propaganda shows
- 26:54Attacks on Polish politicians
- 33:56Shallow fakes vs deepfakes
- 35:08Real deepfakes online
- 37:15Investment scams in Poland
- 41:58Deepfakes in foreign policy
- 43:31Audio deepfakes in practice
- 44:53Where deepfakes are made
- 45:56Bruce Willis deepfake ads
- 46:36Deepfakes in Polish internet
- 47:41Summary
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