The identification game: deepfakes and the epistemic limits of identity

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The Distinct Wrong of Deepfakes

Adrienne de Ruiter

Philosophy and Technology (2021)

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The Creation and Detection of Deepfakes: A Survey

Yisroel Mirsky et al.

Summary: Generative deep learning algorithms have advanced to a stage where distinguishing between real and fake has become increasingly challenging. The unethical and malicious applications of this technology, such as the creation of deepfakes for spreading misinformation and impersonating individuals, have raised concerns. This article delves into the creation, detection, current trends, shortcomings in defense solutions, and areas requiring further research and attention in the realm of deepfakes.

ACM COMPUTING SURVEYS (2021)

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Article Ethics

Beyond Porn and Discreditation: Epistemic Promises and Perils of Deepfake Technology in Digital Lifeworlds

Catherine Kerner et al.

Summary: Deepfakes, a new form of synthetic media, primarily used in pornography and defamation, have both epistemic promises and perils. Our goal is to ensure this technology can help realize epistemic rights and justice, while unleashing human creativity.

MORAL PHILOSOPHY AND POLITICS (2021)

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Anticipating and addressing the ethical implications of deepfakes in the context of elections

Nicholas Diakopoulos et al.

Summary: New media synthesis technologies are advancing rapidly, allowing users to create deepfakes of individuals. This article focuses on the ethical issues raised by deepfakes in the context of the 2020 US presidential election and discusses strategies for addressing these issues, including multi-stakeholder responsibilities.

NEW MEDIA & SOCIETY (2021)

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