Deepfake is the younger brother of Photoshop, a technology that allows you to change the faces of people in the video. Previously, it was used to create erotic
Making Corporate Training, HR, and E-Learning materials is not easy. Especially when you need them in more than one language
The three researchers’ paper, ‘Am I a Real or Fake Celebrity?’, pits deepfake impersonation attacks against commercial facial recognition web services
The Magnit retail chain has begun implementing the E-Visage technology, which allows testing decorative cosmetics in augmented reality mode
The prankers spoke with the chairmen of the foreign affairs committees of the Baltic countries. Volkov emphasized that the communication took place via video communication on the Zoom
The popularity of voice messages is gaining momentum – Facebook thought about launching an analogue of Clubhouse, and Telegram added the ability to launch audio
For many decades, companies have dedicated a plethora of resources to develop eye-catching logos, repeatable catch phrases, and jingles
One of the worst jobs in the world right now is being a greeter at a retail store who has to tell people to put on their face masks. Instead of making a human check for mask compliance, we can create a Raspberry Pi-powered mask detector that uses image recognition
This technology is already being used for constructive purposes, for example, in educational, or in the film industry, with its help “revive” historical characters. But, is it possible to recognize a deepfake on a video?
People believe what they see when: it is familiar to them and is often repeated, it corresponds to their views, they trust the source of information