Media consumption is on-demand, and more hyper-personalized than ever and people want to be able to consume content when and how they want it. Medicine, Art, and Media/Entertainment can all benefit from Deepfake technology.

While ethical and safety concerns have been raised over the use of this technology there are some positive use cases where Deepfake technology can be used responsibly. Notable instances of Deepfakes: In 2017 researchers at the University of Washington created a near-perfect Deepfake video of former president Barack Obama in 2018 various applications were made available to the public that allowed pornographic Deepfakes to be made, celebrities being the most targeted. Show NotesĪ Deepfake, or synthetic media, is a photo or video of someone that has been altered with Artificial Intelligence to make that individual look and sound like someone else. We're taking a look back at episode 65, where Andrew and Fahad sat down with Chris Dix of the BBC to discuss emerging tech in media and entertainment as well as how deepfakes can play an ethical role.

TSP Moments, from the Thoughtful Software Podcast, is both a look back as well as a deeper dive into some of the subjects discussed during the Thoughtful Software Podcast.

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