A young comedian’s production has already had more than 1.5 million views and thousands of likes and comments
In recent days, the @ mosconi.deepfake profile has become popular on TikTok with a potentially controversial video. Using audio editing, the account owner on the app asked William Bonner to provide a fake news about “JN”.
“Good evening, January 1, 2023. Bolsonaro is no longer officially the president of Brazil. Finally, huh, guys? ”Says the voice identical to that of the anchor.
The trick used a real image of Bonner on the bench of the “Jornal Nacional”. Although the reporter’s lips failed to sync with the forged statement, the video was successful.
At the time this text was written, it already had 1.6 million views, 115,000 likes and nearly 3,000 comments, many with supporters for fake news to come true and many more in defense of the president who will seek re-election.
One of the goals of the Higher Electoral Court (TSE) and professional journalism is to combat the use of artificial intelligence in the production of this type of material that can confuse and influence voters.
In this case, of course, the intention was only to make politicized humor. However, this same technological asset has been widely applied to misinform, defame and “obliterate” public figures, from celebrities to politicians.
Since he is seen by Bolsonaro and Lula as the main enemy of the media, Bonner will likely have his image used for neither comic nor journalistic purposes in the digital warfare between the radical supporters of the two pre-presidential candidates.
@ mosconi.deepfake National newspaper | Deepfake – Bolsonaro is no longer president of Brazil #deepfakebrasil #forabolsonaro #journalnational ♬ Deepfake National Journal – Mosconi Deepfake
Source: Terra
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