Protecting World Leaders Against Deep Fakes
Protecting World Leaders Against Deep Fakes
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2019
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S. Agarwal;H. Farid;Yuming Gu;Mingming He;Koki Nagano;Hao Li
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S. Agarwal;H. Farid;Yuming Gu;Mingming He;Koki Nagano;Hao Li
The creation of sophisticated fake videos has been largely relegated to Hollywood studios or state actors. Recent advances in deep learning, however, have made it sig-nificantly easier to create sophisticated and compelling fake videos. With relatively modest amounts of data and computing power, the average person can, for example, create a video of a world leader confessing to illegal activity leading to a constitutional crisis, a military leader saying something racially insensitive leading to civil unrest in an area of military activity, or a corporate titan claiming that their profits are weak leading to global stock manipulation. These so called deep fakes pose a significant threat to our democracy, national security, and society. To contend with this growing threat, we describe a forensic technique that models facial expressions and movements that typify an individual’s speaking pattern. Although not visually apparent, these correlations are often violated by the nature of how deep-fake videos are created and can, therefore, be used for authentication.