It is possible to create video material created with artificial intelligence, even with a cellphone.
Artificial intelligence and learning artificial intelligence have made making DeepFake videos easier. Illustration. Aop
A 49-year-old Singaporean man was given criminal liability after secretly photographing his wife’s 23-year-old sister daughter.
Utilizing his professionalism, the man also created Deepfake videos where the woman filmed did sexual acts. On the subject write Singaporean online publication Today online.
During the events, the woman lived with her aunt and her spouse.
The man is said to have described the woman secretly in the restroom. In addition, he had hidden the camera under this bed, which allowed me to describe the situations where the woman took off.
Police reached the situation after the woman found a video camera taped under the bathroom’s sink. While packing their belongings, a camera hidden under the bed was also found.
The investigation revealed that the man had 17 Deepfake videos in which the person described participated in sexual acts.
-The accused admitted that he had used his design expertise to create Deepfake Records by using a smartphone application to connect the victim’s face to live pornographic videos, Deputy Prosecutor Shou pin tung told.
The prosecutor sought a manner of 24 to 29 weeks of imprisonment for the man.
Legislation may not recognize
The Finnish Transport and Communications Agency Traficom’s Cyber Security Center will open up what DeepFake videos are all about.
– Simplified with artificial intelligence, combining sound, video, text or images, it is possible to create virtual copies of real people, for example, says the Cyber Security Center.
Technology as such is already familiar to everyone in movies and television series. Deepfake videos have also spread from known people in public.
Less than a year ago, Iltalehti reported on a video that has spread on social media Alexander Stubb seemed to advertise cryptocurrency service. This video was fake.
According to the Cyber Security Center, criminals use Deepfake videos, for example in scams.
– DeepFaket, or depth counterfeits, are forms of this technology where, by combining different techniques, combining, for example, the actual character in the video, for example, makes it to say and do things he has never actually done, the site says.