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jdsupra.com on 2020-09-17 21:37

Privacy Tip #252 – Deepfakes Easy to Make and Can Be Used to Microtarget Specific Groups

It is sometimes surprising how gullible well-intentioned folks are, and how we all can be manipulated by social media. That is the basic conclusion of ...

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University of Amsterdam’s School of Communications Research and Institute of Information Law

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