Deepfakes Are Getting Better: Why Face Recognition Is at Risk
Swapping a face in a video is getting easy with new Deepfakes tools, and we've seen celebrities hurt by fake clips.
Researchers made hundreds of swapped videos using open tools to see how real systems react.
They found many face scanners are tricked, some accept most fake faces, others fail less but still make big mistakes.
Even checking if lips match the sound often does not catch the trick, so simple checks wont save you.
The best detectors that look for tiny visual flaws work better, but still miss some, so no method is perfect yet.
This matters because face recognition is used for unlocking phones, logging in, and ID checks, and fake videos threaten trust and privacy.
Expect the swaps to get better and harder to spot, so more research and new tools for detection are needed fast.
Watch what you share, think twice before believing a video, your face might be used without you knowing.
Read article comprehensive review in Paperium.net:
DeepFakes: a New Threat to Face Recognition? Assessment and Detection
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