The film originally formed part of Posters’ and Daniel Howe’s Spectre piece, which was commissioned for Sheffield Doc Fest to draw attention to how people can be manipulated by social media. Would Facebook react differently when its own founder was being manipulated? In response to Facebook’s refusal to remove a doctored video of Nancy Pelosi, artist Bill Posters posted this deepfake on Facebook-owned Instagram, showing Mark Zuckerberg boasting of how the platform "owns" its users. Art by Bill Posters & for #artnotmisinformation #thefutureisntprivate #deepfakes #deepfake #spectreknows #surveillancecapitalism #privacy #democracy #dataism #contemporaryartwork #digitalart #generativeart #newmediaart #codeart #markzuckerberg #artivism #contemporaryart Bill Posters
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This artwork is part of a series of AI generated video works created for ‘Spectre’ - an immersive exploration of the digital influence industry, technology and democracy. ‘I wish I could.’ (2019) Mark Zuckerberg, founder of reveals the ‘truth’ about privacy on #facebook. High-profile figures make for such perfect sources in deepfaking because their public profiles provide plenty of source material for an AI to learn from, but with the number of selfies the average person takes in a lifetime and rapid technological advances, perhaps soon anyone could be used as a source. Less than a year before the above video, University of Washington computer scientists used neural network AI to model the shape of Obama’s mouth and make it lip sync to audio input. Politicians and celebrities are often the subjects of deepfakes. FakeApp was then used to refine the footage through more than 50 hours of automatic processing. Peele’s mouth was pasted over Obama’s, replacing the former president’s jawline with one that followed Peele’s mouth movements. Many of the most convincing deepfake examples have been created with the help of impersonators that mimick the source’s voice and gestures, just like this video produced by BuzzFeed and comedian Jordan Peele using After Effects CC and FakeApp.
But on the other side, there have already been reports of unscrupulous brands using deepfakes to push their products without the celebs' permission. On the one hand, the tech could allow celebrities to sell their image to brands without having to go to the trouble of actually filming a spot or going to a photoshoot. But despite the humour, it shows the risks deepfakes pose for celebs. Unreal_Keanu has picked up an incredible 7.4 million followers, who seem to love the references to his movie rolls, his dancing (it is TikTok) and jokes about living with a partner.Īs with Cruise above, this particular deepfake celeb is being used for laughs and isn't being passed off as real. He's since been joined on the platform by a deepfake Keanu Reeves and many more. The deepfake Keanu Reeves on TikTok original sound - Unreal Keanu ReevesĬruise isn't the only phoney celeb with his own TikTok following. Deepfake technology is now being used to shape the galaxy far far away. In fact, it was later confirmed that Shamook had been hired by none other than Industrial Light and Magic, the legendary visual effects company that help bring the Star Wars galaxy to life. Once again, YouTuber Shamook had a go at deepfaking a Return of the Jedi-era Luke Skywalker with very impressive results. Once the space dust eventually settled though, viewers were quick to point out what they saw as flaws in the digital recreation of a younger Mark Hamill. Star Wars fandom exploded at the sight of Luke Skywalker in the season two finale of The Mandalorian. The description of the TikTok account simply reads, "Parody.
Videos show Cruise doing everything from golfing to demonstrating a magic trick, even in everyday situations like washing his hands. There's still a hint of the uncanny valley about videos, but his mastery of the actor's voice and mannerisms along with the use of rapidly advancing technology has resulted in some of the most convincing deepfake examples yet. ♬ original sound - Tomĭeepfakes have come so far in recent years that there's now a TikTok account dedicated entirely to Tom Cruise deepfakes. The deepfake Tom Cruise on TikTok your hands clean. This is the kind of things deepfakes were made for. The facial expressions could come straight out of a Seinfeld episode. The audio editing is as important as the visuals here, with perfect timing right down to the inappropriate canned laughter and the jingle and credit roll. This hilarious and perfectly executed creation sees DesiFakes puts Jerry Seinfeld into one of the most famous scenes from Pulp Fiction, and it works fantastically.
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