Advanced technology like AI-generated deepfakes has the potential to revolutionize movie making by speeding up the process and reducing the need for less experienced digital artists. However, it also poses a significant threat by making it quick and inexpensive to create disinformation and misinformation online, blurring the line between reality and falsehood. While the photorealistic capabilities of this technology are impressive, it is raising concerns in the cinema industry due to its potential to deceive viewers. The initial use case is expected to be on social media, but the release to the public is delayed as developers are aware of the dangers associated with this powerful technology.
Episode 259: Neal and Toby look at the latest app from OpenAI, Sora, which can create realistic, movie-like videos from a text prompt. Then, Russia is looking to build nukes in space. How much money will it take for security in the stars? Plus, immigration is actually giving the economy a $7 trillion boost, but there’s a catch. Also, stock and dog of the week, a real-life scam that sounds like a true-crime documentary, and a historic night for Caitlin Clark and the NCAA women's basketball.
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