Sup you beautiful bastards. Hope you have it a fantastic Thursday. Welcome back to the Philip DeFranco show and if any of you were freaking out for a second because you heard those sounds that I just had the editor put in, I see you. That said, let's jump into it. And by it, I mean, me threatening you with physical violence

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button that said let's jump into the Thursday Philip DeFranco show and the first

thing we're to talk about today is some we said that this is going to get worse

and more widespread news what we're talking about is big news around deep fakes.

We talked about this topic a number of times in the past and we're talking about it today

because yesterday Vice's tech publication motherboard. They reported that they had found a deep

fake app called deep new. And unlike deep Fake apps that we had seen in the past

where you know you take someone's face,

you put it on someone else's body.

This app takes the photos of women

and it removes the clothing

so it looks like they are very realistically naked.

Motherboard claimed that they downloaded and tested the app on more than a dozen pictures of both

men and women.

And there they said that they found that while the app does work on women who are fully

clothed, it works best on images where people are already showing some skin.

Adding the results vary dramatically,

but when fed a well-lit high-resolution image of a woman in a bikini facing the camera directly,

the fake nude images are passively realistic.

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