Deepfake Videos Are Getting Better, And The Pentagon Is Worried

The video discusses the rise of deep fake technology, which can create realistic but fake videos. While these can be used for entertainment, they pose significant risks, such as spreading misinformation and propaganda. The Defense Department is funding research to detect these fakes, focusing on subtle cues like blinking and light reflection. Developers are also working on embedding authentication codes in media. The video emphasizes the importance of verifying media from trusted sources to prevent the spread of false information.

What is one potential danger of deep fake videos?

• They can be used for entertainment.

• They can spread misinformation.

• They can improve video quality.

• They can enhance audio clarity.

What is one method used to detect fake videos?

• Checking the video's resolution.

• Analyzing blinking patterns.

• Counting the number of frames.

• Measuring audio volume.

Why is it important to verify media from trusted sources?

• To improve the media's visual effects.

• To increase the media's popularity.

• To prevent the spread of falsified information.

• To ensure the media is entertaining.

What is a shallow fake?

• A video with high resolution.

• A deep fake with advanced technology.

• A low-tech forgery that can still be convincing.

• A video with enhanced audio.

What is one way developers are trying to authenticate media?

• By adding a blue check like on Twitter.

• By changing the video's format.

• By increasing the video's brightness.

• By reducing the video's length.