Deepfake Video

A <b>deepfake video</b> is a realistic-looking video created using artificial intelligence to digitally alter or replace a person's face, voice, or actions, making it appear as if they did or said things they never actually did.

A deepfake video is a synthetic media in which a person's likeness, voice, or facial expressions are digitally manipulated or replaced with someone else's using artificial intelligence techniques, particularly deep learning algorithms. These videos are generated by training neural networks on large datasets of images or videos to convincingly mimic the targeted individual's appearance and movements, allowing for realistic but fabricated visual and audio content. Deepfake technology enables the creation of videos where people appear to say or do things they never actually did.

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  1. Find & Remove Deepfake Porn of Yourself: Updated 2025 Guide

    Distribution channels: These fakes may be uploaded to porn sites (some even specialize in deepfake videos), shared on forums or messaging groups, or posted on social media.

  2. How to Find and Remove Nude Deepfakes With FaceCheck.ID

    A recent report found that 98% of deepfake videos online are pornographic, with 99% of the victims being women.

  3. Yilong Ma: Elon Musk's Doppelgänger or a Deepfake Masterpiece?

    Real-time deepfakes, unlike pre-rendered deepfake videos, require sophisticated technology that can manipulate facial expressions and movements in real-time. Adding another layer to the Yilong Ma controversy, the interview video in question was analyzed by Deepware, a company that specializes in deepfake video detection.