Alexis C. Madrigal, The Atlantic; No, You Don’t Really Look Like That
"The stakes can be high: Artificial intelligence makes it easy to 
synthesize videos into new, fictitious ones often called “deepfakes.” 
“We’ll shortly live in a world where our eyes routinely deceive us,” wrote my colleague Franklin Foer.
 “Put differently, we’re not so far from the collapse of reality.” 
Deepfakes are one way of melting reality; another is changing the simple
 phone photograph from a decent approximation of the reality we see with
 our eyes to something much different."
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Friday, December 21, 2018
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