It depends on how you use the produced content. We ask our clients to always make it clear to the viewer that it is deepfake content. The client is then responsible for this.

We think it is not ok if people are (audio)visually misled and not informed. Deepfake is meant to entertain and never to harm.

As long as you proactively point out to the public that these are fake videos, we believe Deepfake is a technology that can help organizations create sensational and entertaining content in an innovative way. Deepfaker is in no way responsible for any damage caused by the materials they produce.

Deepfake is a combination of the words 'deep learning' and 'fake'. Deepfake are images, sounds and texts created by artificial intelligence (AI) driven technology. These images, sounds and texts seem real, but are adapted by the computer and therefore not real.

Editing photos and movies has been done for a long time (think of Photoshop), but deepfake technology allows us to quickly create realistic fake images. The role of artificial intelligence (AI) plays an important role in this. The AI analyzes large amounts of imagery and is therefore able to automatically produce fake content that can hardly be distinguished from the real thing. Often post-processing is done by a human to get an even more realistic end product.

That depends on your wishes. One assignment can be realized quickly and relatively cheaply. The other assignment requires much more time and work, e.g. because of the lack of good images that we can feed to the AI. You can come to us for both simple videos and full customization campaigns. Please contact us for a quote.