There is another term, "dumbfake," being used.
https://globalnews.ca/news/5658809/deepfakes-dumbfakes-election-integrity/
This is a dumbfake image I made 10 years ago:
When I showed a print of this image to the owner of the garage in the background, she thought that the giraffe was a big cardboard cutout. I fooled her because she thought the giraffe's shadow was real.
@Frozenoem wrote:
Followed your link and went back to original missive, posted there.
Guess we’ll just have to wait for DARPA to be capable of spotting deep fakes, in action. They seem to believe it’s a threat.
That link basically dumbed down the concept to English vs geekspeak, with links to DARPA and digital forensic research within it’s body.
Froze
Actually, I was trying to pander to those with the intelligence and depth of interest to make their own deep fakes.
I, myself, am currently engaged in another project involving neural networks. Specifically, development of image enlargements algorithms.
Incidentally, for those with sufficient intelligence and depth of interest, the best image enlargement service using neural nets is free, without any strings (like divulging person information), and available here:
