Facebook moves to ban deepfakes ahead of 2020 election

The video discusses the significance of deep fakes, particularly in the context of the 2020 US election. It explains what deep fakes are, how they are created using AI and machine learning, and their potential to mislead voters. Facebook's policy to ban deep fakes is highlighted, including the criteria for removal and exceptions for satire and parody. The video also addresses the challenges in enforcing this policy and the potential impact on misinformation.

What is a deep fake, and why is it significant in the context of elections?

• A type of fake news article, significant for spreading misinformation.

• A realistic video created with AI, significant for its potential to influence public opinion.

• A social media post, significant for its viral potential.

• A computer virus, significant for its ability to disrupt systems.

What was the purpose of the deep fake video featuring Jordan Peele as Barack Obama?

• To demonstrate the potential of deep fakes to deceive viewers.

• To advertise a product.

• To promote a new movie.

• To criticize political figures.

According to Facebook's policy, what criteria must a video meet to be removed as a deep fake?

• It must be a political advertisement.

• It must be created with AI or ML and mislead the average person.

• It must be a parody or satire.

• It must be edited for quality improvement.

Why might some misleading videos not be removed under Facebook's new policy?

• Because they are not related to politics.

• Because they are not popular enough.

• Because they are considered cheap fakes or shallow fakes.

• Because they are too difficult to detect.

What challenge does Facebook face in enforcing its deep fake policy?

• Deciding between automated and human evaluation of videos.

• Finding enough staff to review videos.

• Creating new AI technology.

• Developing a new social media platform.