Clearly this had to happen, in due course, but these publicly-announced efforts only serve to teach deepfake makers to produce better (i.e. more believable) con

Clearly this had to happen, in due course, but these publicly-announced efforts only serve to teach deepfake makers to produce better (i.e. more believable) content. The interesting place this could take us to is one within which video evidence of a crime is no longer sufficient evidence to convict, making charges like police brutality and domestic abuse even harder to consistently prove than they are now.