(Who needs deepfakes for that when normal editing does the job just as well?) They’re not even that convincing, at least not without some extra time and effort. Now, these video aren’t nefarious deepfakes designed to undermine democracy and bring about the infopocalypse. Pintman Paddy Losty X Donald Trump /cxftc5zit0- James Kelleher SeptemFinding the algorithms (You can tell I don’t have much of a technical background, right?) The end result is videos like this one of the queen singing Queen:
AUDIO VISUALIZER PROGRAM SYNC TO PICTURE CODE
Mash those two things together using code and, hey presto, you have a deepfake. All you need is a video of your subject and an audio clip you want them to follow. The basic mechanism is tantalizingly simple. But when I saw an apparently straightforward method for creating quick lip-sync deepfakes in no time at all, I knew I had to try it for myself. But what does it take to turn random code you found online into a genuine deepfake? I can now say from personal experience, you really need just two things: time and patience.ĭespite writing about deepfakes for years, I’ve only ever made them using prepackaged apps that did the work for me. You can even now do basic face-swaps in a handful of apps. How easy is it to make a deepfake, really? Over the past few years, there’s been a steady stream of new methods and algorithms that deliver more and more convincing AI-generated fakes.
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