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Deepfakes are everywhere, but digital forensics experts are fighting back (www.science.org)
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[โ€“] Miller@lemmy.world 0 points 3 months ago (1 children)

Not all but a lot of those blue lines seem to be quite randomly drawn.

[โ€“] sparkyshocks@lemmy.zip -1 points 3 months ago

For the hallway picture, each blue line corresponds with what should be a parallel line, along edges of square tiles or the corner of the floor and the two walls.

For the dinosaur doll, each white dot connects a feature on the dinosaur to that feature's reflection.

For the shadows, each white dot connects a corner of the object to the corner of the shadow.

I think each of these lines is meticulously chosen.