Find Celebrity Lookalikes with DeepFace in Python

Creating deepfake videos has become easier and more convincing than ever. So what are they used for, how are they made, and how to spot them? By Krenare Cubolli, Radio Evropa e Lirë #rfe_rl | Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty

PART 1: What is a deepfake? Sandra Wachter, Professor of Technology and Regulation at Oxford Internet Institute, University of Oxford, highlights what the technology is, when it first emerged and why it could be problematic. This video is part of a three-part series from Prof Wachter explaining everything you need to know about deepfakes for #SaferInternetDay. #SaferInternetDay2024 #SID2024 #Deepfakes #Deepfake #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #OxfordUni #OxfordUniversity | University of Oxford

Is the person in these two videos real—or is she a deepfake? If you guessed that she’s a deepfake, you’re correct. But if these videos fooled you, don’t be discouraged. With bodies that move and hands that wave, deepfakes just got a whole lot more realistic. Read more about how these hyperrealistic AI avatars are made: https://trib.al/5V0wPhW | MIT Technology Review