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DeepFake Ads and Memes, New AI Ethics, and AI for Emergency Response
Sep 4, 2020
In this discussion, Daniel Beshear, a contributor to Skynet Today's Week in AI, dives into the fascinating world of deepfake technology and its implications for advertising, spotlighting Hulu's innovative use. He explores how meme creators are pushing boundaries with deepfakes while raising ethical concerns about disinformation. The conversation also delves into the evolving landscape of ethical AI, emphasizing the importance of inclusivity in tech development and accountability. Lastly, they address the potential of AI in enhancing emergency responses while navigating its complexities.
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- Deepfake technology is being increasingly used in entertainment and meme culture, raising concerns about potential misuse and ethical implications.
- Meme creators are utilizing deepfakes for entertaining content, focusing on positive applications and specific meme templates.
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Hulu and Memers Using Deepfakes in Entertainment
Hulu has recently used deepfake algorithms to create an ad featuring athletes without the athletes themselves being present. This trend of using deepfakes in entertainment is expected to grow, with more companies and meme creators experimenting with the technology. While the creative possibilities are vast, concerns about the potential misuse and ethical implications of deepfakes remain.
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