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Re:NeRF: An eventual successor for deepfakes? by tomgraham on Monday June 27, 2022 @11:15AM (#31895726)
The good news is that public awareness of potentially manipulated media is on the rise. Coupled with good laws, good detection tech - public awareness and media literacy is important. At Metaphysic.ai, we created the @DeepTomCruise account on Tiktok to raise awareness.

We also created www.Everyany.one to help regular people claim their hyperreal ID and protect their biometric face and voice data. We think that the metaverse of the future will feature the hyperreal likenesses of regular people - so we all have to work hard today to empower people to be in control of their identity.

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Re:NeRF: An eventual successor for deepfakes? by SantalBlush on Monday June 27, 2022 @11:33AM (#31896011)
Creating yet another product to monetize is not a solution, it's just more of the problem. It incentivizes a perpetual arms race between fabrication and verification at the cost of everyday users. No thanks.
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Re:NeRF: An eventual successor for deepfakes? by tomgraham on Monday June 27, 2022 @11:37AM (#31896070)
It is free. Protecting individuals' right is more important that making money!
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Re:NeRF: An eventual successor for deepfakes? by random-human on Monday June 27, 2022 @06:42PM (#31901870)
Free but collecting and storing peoples biometric data on your servers (per the FAQ). How do I know it's not a clearview ai clone but with easier data gathering? What is that saying about what the real product is if something is free?
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