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by DrNuke
2854 days ago
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Unbiased courts or at the very least your legacy as an innocent person if you get however smothered need a bullet proof you did not do what deepfakes claimed you did. As for privacy, again, blockchain makes your data fully available to you only and you only need to disclose the relevant bits against the time-space accusation you face. Trust cannot be delegated but reliable technical means would help a lot. |
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The courts should know that videos can be doctored, just as images can be photoshopped.
As the burden of proof lies with the accuser, it is they that would need a bullet proof argument that you did in face do what the video claims you did – and video is not alone in and of itself to establish truth.
As for the data gathering: the existence of the proposed data presents a threat for the subjects (and society) in and of itself.