How To Identify Deepfake AI Videos: A Quick Guide
How To Identify Deepfake AI Videos: A Quick Guide
Rashmika Mandana Deepfake Video: Deepfake videos, which use AI to swap faces or alter videos, make it hard to tell what's real.

As artificial intelligence (AI)-generated fake videos become increasingly common, a deepfake video featuring Bollywood actress Rashmika Mandanna recently going viral on social media has revealed the alarming potential for AI misuse, which threatens not only public personalities but also general internet users.

Deepfake videos, which use AI to swap faces or alter videos, make it hard to tell what’s real.

What Is Deepfake?

Deepfakes are fake videos made by swapping one person’s face with another’s using powerful computer tricks. Deepfakes use a form of artificial intelligence called deep learning to create these deceptive image. This is why they are called “deepfakes."

The AI generated fake contents are designed to appear as if they were created by or feature real individuals when, in fact, they are entirely fake. Deepfake technology can create fictional photos, morphed videos or even voice clones. Deepfakes often transform existing content like an image or a video.

The technology can also be used to create original content where someone is shown doing or saying something they didn’t do or say. Spotting deepfake videos is tough because the tech behind them keeps getting better.

Here are some simple tips to help you identify a deepfake:

– To identify any AI-generated fake videos, always look for weird facial movements and expressions.

– Deepfakes may look unnatural due to awkward posture, body proportions, or movements.

– Carefully listen for audio that doesn’t match the person’s lips.

– Check if the video fits the person’s usual behavior.

– Verify the source for trustworthiness.

– Look for any strange blurring or distortions.

– Use deepfake detection tools when available.

– Stay updated on the latest in deepfake tech.

To protect against deepfakes, limit the amount of personal information shared online. Reduce sharing photos or videos online that could be utilized for creating deepfakes. People, who are concerned about their personal data, should consider changing their Instagram account to private instead of public.

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