WIRED Roundup: The New Fake World of OpenAI’s Social Video App

OpenAI, a leading artificial intelligence research lab, recently announced the launch of a new social video app that allows users to create extremely realistic fake videos of people.

The app, called ‘DeepFakes’, uses advanced AI technology to generate lifelike videos of people saying and doing things that they never did.

While the technology is groundbreaking, it has raised concerns about its potential misuse and its impact on society.

Many fear that the app could lead to the spread of misinformation, fake news, and even the manipulation of political events.

Despite these concerns, OpenAI insists that the app has positive applications, such as in the entertainment industry or for creating virtual avatars for online interactions.

However, the ethical implications of this technology are still being debated among experts and policymakers.

As ‘DeepFakes’ continues to gain popularity, it will be important for users to be vigilant and critical of the content they consume.

Ultimately, the new fake world created by OpenAI’s social video app raises important questions about the future of AI and its impact on society.

Only time will tell how this technology will shape our digital landscape.