Researchers studying images of faces created by artificial intelligence (AI) have called for new guidelines in the face of the potential misuse of the technology to create super-realistic deepfake ...
Taiwan’s government has proposed prison sentences of up to seven years for the production and distribution of deepfake porn content. The move would make Taiwan the latest country or region to ...
The deeply troubling capabilities of deepfake porn video technology have been highlighted by the launch of a new artificial intelligence (AI) app, which allows users to upload photos of people’s ...
When you see the letters A and I together, what comes to mind? The answer most people would come up with is artificial intelligence, the skyrocketing branch of machine-learning technology - using ...
Embattled 15-seconds-of-fame portal TikTok has become the latest social platform to ban the use of deepfakes by its users. "We're adding a policy which prohibits synthetic or manipulated content ...
South Korea has become the latest country to take action on deepfake videos, after research showed that up to 25 percent of all porn deepfakes in circulation featured the country’s beloved K-Pop ...
China plans to enforce new deepfake regulations from January 2020.
As many as 96 percent of deepfake videos online are pornographic, with 99 percent of the people featured being female actresses and famous musicians that have not consented to the digital fakery. ...
When we spoke to DeepNude.to in August, the company said it was developing its algorithm to work on images of men. However, its rival, NudifierApp, seems to have beaten it to the punch by announcing ...
You'd need to have been living under a digital rock to miss the uproar about the DeepNude app launched briefly earlier this year, before being yanked back offline again following the backlash. Well, ...
A deepfake 'x-ray vision' app that algorithmically undressed photos of women was taken down by its creator last week. Users of the $50 DeepNude app could upload a photo of a clothed woman and an ...
The UK government's Law Commission will soon begin reviewing the laws around the taking and sharing of "non-consensual intimate images" as part of its efforts to keep pace with technological ...
