DeepFake technology looks a little bit freakish and uncanny, especially if you see a good one in action. And if it is indeed so good, it can actually get somebody their dream job.
That is, however, the worst-case scenario. Assuming a deepfake video is created for an acceptable reason, it can "ressurect" beloved figures such as deceased actors and make them star in a movie they never physically appeared in. Think of something like a young Carrie Fisher in "Rogue One: A Star Wars Story."
For now, deepfake is here to stay, and the technology itself has no way to go but forward. In the foreseeable future, you might not be able to distinguish which is a real video and which is not. That's a future where perfect deepfakes already exist.
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Written by RJ Pierce
