“We found that a vehicle going past typically has something like 28 images taken, but that can stretch up to 100 images”
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TED Tech · Democracy in the Age of AI (2/5): When AI can fake reality, who can you trust? | Sam Gregory
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tested a deepfake detector that correctly identified a Pope image but mis-labelled an Easter Bunny image as human-generated
“We found that a vehicle going past typically has something like 28 images taken, but that can stretch up to 100 images”
“Any imaging you take, if there’s something on there you have to be able to identify it and refer out when needed.”
“I have very simple text, very little text, but you have one image or one visual element ... intentional because it goes right back to driving down the highway, looking at a billboard.”
“If you test it before the 15th, build one brand kit… make 25 images across three formats, score every one, and count your correction time against what you do now.”
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