Quick Look: Fakes Aren't Funny: Why Business Needs to Address Image Manipulation Now
summary
Covers recent advances in image fakery (deepfakes and other image/video manipulation) enabled by cheap computing and widely available software, explains business impacts across areas like law and insurance, and outlines defensive measures including a checksum/blockchain approach and ways to ‘fake-proof’ systems.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:31The Reality...and How Facial Images are Under Scrutiny
- 1:32Not the "National Geographic Photo of the Year"
- 2:35Investigators say parents were editing their kids' heads onto stock photos of athletes to help get them into elite colleges
- 3:43Videos are Not Immune to Fakery Jordan Peele as the "Voice of Barack Obama"
- 4:08Why This is a Critical Business Issue
- 4:46Photos Play a Big Role in Fraudulent Insurance Claims
- 5:07My Proposed System Combines Checksum à la PhotoDNA (or similar) and Blockchain
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