The hottest Deep fakes Substack posts right now

AI is impacting politics with deep fakes and bots as force multipliers.
Nuclear and renewables are increasing in global electricity output, reaching 46% by 2026.
Efforts are made to broker a deal in Gaza for hostages and to address the genocide claim against Israel.

There are two types of AI doom - human extinction and disruptive effects.
For the first type of doom, there are four main camps with differing perspectives.
The second type of doom involves potential disruptions like decreased privacy and job displacement.

AI and technology are constantly evolving, like GPT-4 reaching a plateau
New initiatives and organizations are emerging in the field of AI safety, like the Frontier Model Forum
There are developments in using blockchain for AI compute and image generation, like AI on Blockchain

Deep fake technology keeps improving and may soon create videos that are indistinguishable from reality, raising concerns about misinformation and manipulation.
The rise of deep fakes adds complexity to the challenge of discerning truth from fiction, contributing to a post-truth era dominated by subjective realities.
The potential consequences of flawless deep fake technology could escalate societal disarray, potentially leading to increased conflict and war.

Language is highly flexible and we can navigate its complexities effortlessly.
Our ways of reasoning often involve starting with conclusions and then finding explanations.
AI may introduce new challenges, but our existing coping mechanisms can help us navigate through them.

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Generative AI models can create deepfake content that looks real, leading to misinformation during elections.
People are likely to become more skeptical of information due to the prevalence of AI-generated misinformation, which could reduce the impact of fake content on changing minds.
Organizations capable of identifying and promoting truthful content may gain trust in a world filled with misinformation, but polarization in news sources could hinder their effectiveness in swaying voter preferences.