'Suddenly there's no more reality.'
Hany Farid, a digital forensics expert and professor at the University of California, Berkeley, toldthat he's worried about a future in which evidence of "police violence, human rights violations, a politician saying something inappropriate or illegal" is dismissed because of the possibility that it was digitally faked.Musk's lawyers weren't the first to argue that deepfakes were being invoked in court.
"Unfortunately, the law does not provide a clear response to Reffitt’s lawyer’s reliance on deepfakes as a defense," Rebecca Delfino, associate dean at the Loyola Law School, Los Angeles, wrote in a. "But this much is clear — the 'deepfake defense' is a new challenge to our legal system’s adversarial process and truth-seeking function."
The stakes are high. With the widespread proliferation of manipulated media, the public's trust slowly erodes as the lines between fact from fiction continue to blur.
But given recent developments, the situation is likely to get worse before it can get better. AI tools are making it easier to generate deepfakes every year. These days, an AI can be trained on a relatively small stockpile of audiovisual data to convincingly make it look like somebody is making a statement they never made.
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