Deepfakes

Thanks to the rise of “deepfakes”—highly realistic

and difficult-to-detect digital manipulations

of audio or video—

it is becoming easier than ever to portray

someone saying or doing something

he or she never said or did.

Worse, the means to create deepfakes

are likely to proliferate quickly,

producing an ever-widening circle of actors.

Disinformation is an ancient art, of course,

and one with a renewed relevance today.

But as deepfake technology develops and spreads,

this will be used more and more.

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