Have you ever played a prank on someone? Maybe you’ve tried to fool a friend or family member into believing you’re hurt with a bandage and some ketchup on your finger!
A deep fake is kind of like those pranks. Deep fakes are videos or photographs that appear to show something real but are fabricated. Unlike the ketchup finger prank, deep fake technology has serious consequences. These images are harmful because they can spread lies about people, ideas, and events.
This exhibit kiosk features a 5-minute video for all audiences which teaches what deep fake technology is and how to identify a fake video. Pause the audio track now to watch and press play when you’re ready to continue.
Deep fakes can be pretty convincing! What’s one tip you learned from the video on how to spot a deep fake?
WonderMedia has many more tips on how to be media savvy! Find your next station and select the corresponding track when you arrive.