Is it Fake?: Information on Deepfakes

Video project from the MIT Center for Advanced Virtual Reality that shows the "What If" scenario of the Apollo 11 crew not being able to return from the moon. This project uses manipulated audio and video to show President Richard Nixon delivering the real contingency speech that was written for such a disaster.

The Reality Defender platform is a tool from the AI Foundation that utilizes independent AI-based and human-vetted analysis. Through applying a series of synthetic media detection algorithms, it locates inconsistencies that might indicate manipulated content.

A deepfake detection tool that checks photos and videos for evidence of manipulation by face-swapping technologies. Requires an account to use.

Dimensions in Testimony is a project from the Shoah Foundation at the University of Southern California where people can interact in real-time with pre-recorded interviews with Holocaust survivors.

Audiobook versions of public domain books found on Project Gutenberg read by a deepfake voice of rapper Gucci Mane.

This article discusses what deepfakes are and how to spot them.

Interview with Trey Parker, Matt Stone, and Peter Serafinowicz about their viral deepfake video "Sassy Justice", and the use of deepfakes in animation.

BBC News report from the computer scientist's deepfake installation at the World Economic Forum in Davos.

Interview with Chris Ume the creator of a set of viral videos featuring a deepfake version of Tom Cruise.

When we think of deepfakes, we tend to imagine AI-generated people. What we don’t imagine is deepfake geography: AI-generated images of cityscapes and countryside. But that’s exactly what some researchers are worried about.