Family fun with deepfakes

Re:Family fun with deepfakes by bufferoverflow on Friday February 02, 2018 @11:41AM (#16291889)

Try it. Seriously, try and record a realistically looking recording off the screen. Movie pirates have been trying to perfect it for decades, and even their best attempts look obvious.

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Re:Family fun with deepfakes by 05 on Friday February 02, 2018 @12:03PM (#16292110)

Unless you build DRM right into camera sensor (which is, admittedly, not that hard), you can use an FPGA chip to receive your source video in HDMI format, convert it to CSI interface and send it to the phone SoC over the camera flex cable.

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Re:Family fun with deepfakes by ggg9990 on Friday February 02, 2018 @12:16PM (#16292207)

If you can make a porn video of someone look like a porn video of someone else, I’m sure the technology to solve this problem is not far off.

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