The virtue of honesty, nazis at the door, and Huck Finn cases

Abstract

I begin by outlining some of the central conceptual features of the virtue of honesty. But the real focus of the paper is on seeing how my account of honesty can handle certain challenging cases. One case is the "Nazi at the door" example. The other is Mark Twain's Huck Finn, who seemed to think that what he was doing in helping Jim was morally wrong, and yet we would be reticent to count it as a case of failing to be honest. I argue that my proposed account of honesty can recommend plausible ways to think about both of these famous cases.

Deepfake Video Detection Using Res-Next CNN and LSTM

“…They are frequently employed in the evaluation and training of deepfake video detection models. Nevertheless, there are drawbacks to using these datasets as well, namely the possibility of bias in the categorization procedure and the narrow range of deepfake films that are included [12]. When utilizing these datasets for deepfake video detection, researchers need to be cautious to take these constraints into account.…”