Synthetic And Natural Face Identity Processing Share Common Mechanisms
Kim Uittenhove,
Hatef Otroshi Shahreza,
Sébastien Marcel
et al.
Abstract:Recent developments in generative AI offer the means to create synthetic identities, or deepfakes, at scale. As deepfake faces and voices become indistinguishable from real ones, they are considered as promising alternatives for research and development to enhance fairness and protect humans’ rights to privacy. Notwithstanding these efforts and intentions, a basic question remains unanswered: Are natural faces and facial deepfakes perceived and remembered in the same way? Using images created via professional … Show more
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