This technology can also be very useful for movie makers. Everything can be humor within certain limits. He now features in scenes from Game of Throne, Indiana Jones and The Raiders of the Lost Ark, or plays Lois Lane in Superman. Several users with plenty of free time have had fun adding the most famous actor on the Internet, Nicolas Cage, to dozens of movies playing all sorts of roles. Some users of the application have used this AI to create other kinds of videos that can be considered funny and have even become memes. Yes, there are still people with certain integrity in this digital world. He's published rather denigrating and explicit videos of women of the likes of Daisy Ridley, Emma Watson or Jessica Alba. However, there's a huge problem: although its technology could be used to swap the face of any person in any video so that any creative user could have fun for a while, without harming anyone else, the program developed by deepfakes has become popular because he's promoting it as a software capable of creating extremely realistic fake porn videos with the faces of famous actresses. The result can be quite outstanding and very realistic, and its developer confirms that he's still working to improve the results and make the software easier to use. The new and already famous AI that inserts faces into videosĪ Reddit user called deepfakes has managed to develop an application called FakeApp that allows us, by means of AI training techniques, to incorporate photos of faces to videos by means of an algorithm to create masks to replace the faces on the original video. Just like Uncle Ben would say, 'with great power comes great responsibility'. However, technology continues to evolve, to such an extent that it can be quite scary. Some people consider them absolutely brilliant, whilst others think they are stupid: most of us are fed up of seeing photos of our friends and acquaintances with huge anime-style eyes or bunny ears.
Mobile face swap applications have already been around for quite a few years.
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