Feb 9, 2020·1 replyI heard they’re pushing it like crazy in the UK. Using it to show how political figures could use deepfake technology against eachother and s***.
Probably to cover up stuff with prince Andrew.
Feb 9, 2020·1 reply
frenchpressat first i was trynna dissect it like looking at where i assumed they stitched the images together, and obviously there's a very limited depth of field in order to draw focus away from those artifacts
but then i just sat back for a second and took it in and realized that if i wasn't intentionally staring at spots of the screen i probably wouldn't ever guess anything was different, espc cus i haven't seen the shining irl before
Someone said it a few pages back, but they could start popping stuff like this on Facebook targeting politicians and people would eat it up instantly. It’s a scary concept.
Feb 9, 2020frank 2022I heard they’re pushing it like crazy in the UK. Using it to show how political figures could use deepfake technology against eachother and s***.
Probably to cover up stuff with prince Andrew.
Uk people are a diff breed tho
- Feb 9, 2020·1 replyJerry Electricity
Someone said it a few pages back, but they could start popping stuff like this on Facebook targeting politicians and people would eat it up instantly. It’s a scary concept.
The media does this already tbh
- Feb 9, 2020PapiAngel
The media does this already tbh
Very true.