Deepfakes are moving beyond fake news and YouTube into the sphere of cybercrime. Christian Doherty explores the threat and exciting possibilities of synthetic media.
Instead, people can take an existing model that has already been trained on perhaps 100,000 hours of human interaction and refine it for a different purpose, says Watson. “Using that base model, we’ll create a domain-specific model just for you, using the last 15 minutes of our conversation, and then train the model on top of that.”
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