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The use of deepfake technology to create fake videos and ads, including those misusing the images and words of Dr. Oz and Dr. Phil.
Multiple independent fact‑checking outlets have documented a wave of manipulated videos that falsely show celebrities and journalists endorsing “diabetes cures,” identifying deepfakes, audio splices a...
Investigations by independent trackers and news outlets have exposed the techniques and distribution networks behind LipoLess-style deepfake ad campaigns, showing AI-generated celebrity and doctor end...
Detecting AI‑generated deepfake videos and audio on social media requires a layered approach: visual and audio forensic signals, machine‑learning detectors trained on synthetic versus authentic media,...
Current deepfake-detection tools are technically capable of spotting many synthetic artefacts in lab conditions—using CNNs, frequency-domain analysis, audio-visual synchronization and multimodal fusio...
The clip circulating on Facebook is almost certainly an artificial impersonation rather than a genuine Rachel Maddow segment: reporting shows the video uses a highly accurate-looking avatar and stilte...
Scammers increasingly use stolen photos, doctored videos and AI-generated deepfakes to make it look like celebrities such as Elon Musk endorse health products, especially weight-loss supplements and m...