Article 70E6H The AI slop drops right from the top, as Trump posts vulgar deepfake of opponents

The AI slop drops right from the top, as Trump posts vulgar deepfake of opponents

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Nate Anderson
from Ars Technica - All content on (#70E6H)

AI poses an obvious danger to the millennia-long human fight to find the truth. Large language model "hallucinations," vocal deepfakes, and now increased use of video deepfakes have all had a blurring effect on facts, letting bad actors around the globe brush off even recorded events as mere "fake news."

The danger is perhaps most acute in the political realm, where deepfake audio and video can make any politician say or appear to do anything. In such a climate, our most senior elected officials have a special duty to model truth-seeking behavior and responsible AI use.

But what's the fun in that, when you can just blow up negotiations over a budget impasse by posting a deepfake video of your political opponents calling themselves "a bunch of woke pieces of shit" while mariachi music plays in the background? Oh-and did I mention the fake mustache? Or the CGI sombrero?

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