The Fabricated reality by DeepFake

Throughout the years the art of deception has been commonly used. Fake e-mails, fake text messages, fake images where people's faces are replaced…

But as time passed people started seeing through these deceptions. The email address is a clear giveaway, the phone number is a give away. Images are pretty tough to see through as tools like Photoshop would allow one to drastically change the reality of the image to anything they want, but to counter that apps are created which use Deep Learning A.I. to see if the image is Photoshoped or not, and they seem to be doing pretty well. Even without these apps people don't directly believe any image they see on the internet as everyone knows by now how easy it is to fake an image. I mean, it's just an image, Photoshop would easily make something like these. But, it's a totally different story when it's a video… I don't think anyone would doubt that the video is fake. It's easy to do it on Photoshop, you just need the perfect angle of the person in the photo and of the person you have to replace the face of. You just crop it out, smoothen the edges, align the face accurately, adjust the size and use Hue / Saturation to change the skin color of the replacement face if necessary. It's as easy… for an image ofcourse. It's nearly impossible to do this for a video. You have to go through hundreds of thousands of frames just to get the face angle right, hundred thousands more to find the perfect ones. Not to mention the time it will take to crop those millions of frames. Even if one were to do all these work it would take them over 5 hours just to face swap a 5 minutes clip. Not to mention the FPS it's recorded in, if recorded in 60FPS they'll have to do all the work twice the ammont. And there is no guarantee that it would be perfect. Doing something like this is sure to leave some sloppyness behind. This is the reason why people neve doubt a video. This has stayed this way untill now… As technology gets better for the good, it gets better for the bad aswell. Last couple of years there has been significant growth in technology. People spending hours to edit one image on Photoshop can now edit them in just a click thanks to the Deep Learning A.I. which has gotten horrifyingly good, everything has become way more efficient then they used to. They have been developing over the years to show flawless results in no time. The day won't be far where A.I. like Bixby, Google Assistant or Siri would be capable of editing photos just the way you want just by telling them to… Literally just by telling them. But these stuff can get ridiculously dangerous. Incomes DeepFake, not as quick as Luminar (One click photo editing app) but it gets the job done as accurately.