You Can't Believe Anything On The Internet After This...
Вставка
- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- Hello guys and gals, it's me Mutahar again! This time we take a look at what appears to be a trending piece of software known as "Deep-Live-Cam" that now allows you to modify your face, completely live in a call. Truly a piece of science fiction now a reality thanks to modern computers, how is it possible? Let's find out! Thanks for watching!
Like, Comment and Subscribe for more videos!
Thumbnail is literally "Oi ! Windows done killed me privacy and took me freedom of customizations"
what
@@AUTTPGuardian-w1g good bot
Oi Hewie
This made burst out with laughter in public 😂
ue
It's so ironic how technology is forcing people to rely on face to face in person interactions to communicate confidently....
I guess we'll have to sign documents in person with a damn notary public to know it's not a scam at this point....have to sign my cell phone contract at city hall in front of a judge or some shit lol
I actually love that.
I feel like technology made a lot of things in our world *too* convenient, to the point that now this convenience being gone due to scammer danger feels like a huge detriment.
Oh, the good old "go outside and meet with your friends, co-workers, and boss irl", until there will be cloning, we're safe with that at least
(And don't think cloning won't ever exist. It will. Eventually.)
Technology isn't forcing anyone to do anything. People are always the problem. Humans made this garbage, this needs to be removed from the internet.
Lol I guess that's the silver Lining
It's unsettling to see how much progress has been made in deep fake technology and how it's getting more and more difficult to differentiate fakes from reality.
I can't wait to see what Matt and Trey cook up (South Park creators) they have their own deep fake business... They actually made a music video with Kendrick Lamar (and are aslo making a movie with him)
It's more concerning and unsettling that THIS is what technology is being developed towards instead of actually beneficial things. Stuff like this is just gross and creepy, and just benefits criminals to do more criminal things.
@@HowlingOneify THE DEEP FAKES STILL OUTHAND IF NOT FAMOUS
I take it that this only means that at some point, humans are going to have to evolve to have the capacity of socializing and communing universally.
What in the fake Joe Biden is this?
I really don't want to live my life as a conspiracy theorist but apparently the world is giving me less and less choice by the hour...
Just because you're paranoid, doesn't mean they aren't out to get you
And there’s no way the government didn’t have this first, either lol
No such thing as evidence anymore
@AuttpRules-d1h Yes.... I can see that. Thanks for the heads up anyway.
Never too late to wake up.
When are courts going to address video and audio evidence? Nothing can be trusted now.
@Joseph-14141 if you intend to scam Western people, I suggest you don't post "hilarious" videos of dogs being put down.
when it affects a rich person
Data in files pointing to physical devices and who possesses it identified people can and are tracked to a degree so the games proving someone was there and or had the device i guess to many different cases and unknowns
Pretty sure if they can create ai that looks real. They can create AI that detects AI. And even then, doubt thats required. They could make software that checks the metadata. They havent because the money isnt in that direction but thats where regulations come in and thats why theyre important.
@@superkoopatrooper4879 they've already tried that and they've dumped loads of money in resources into detecting and countering it and best they've been able to muster is 10% detection rate.
This is why this technology is so scary. You can glaze and poison images to sabotage AI models like mid journey, but deepfake technology has gotten too good to be stopped.
0:03. I do hope Everyone already knew this for the past 20 years LOL
I remember as a kid back in 2004. I was on newgrounds.
There was a jamie lynn spears lewd going around and someone made a flash animation about it. Turns out she was a look alike but everyone wanted to believe it was real.
Some dude kn the comments was like "just because its on the internet doesnt mean it's real!"
Lol shit stuck with me
Well, every single second there are thousands of new kids having their very first experience with the interwebs. This is also one of the reasons why absolut shit games still sell so good. Every couple of years you have a huge percentage of completely fresh customers with zero knowledge about the topic.
What's with you people giving timestamps that's not even a minute yet? I keep seeing these kinds of comments on every video that I watch because UA-cam is showing these comments first, rather than the popular ones.
Evidently not.
@@rrektlessYou've just anwsered your own question. Hopefully youtube will get rid of this feature soon, we've got enough low quality comments on this site already
"Homelander done kill my cpu and steal my bloody ram"
Who !??? Identity crises
@Joseph-14141you were late
Chromelander
HOMANDER 🗣️🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Billy butcher ass thumbnail
"please don't commit crimes with our perfect crime tool"
I don't even understand why someone would create something like this in the first place. Unless this technology was actually developed to be used for evil or nefarious purposes, why exactly does this need to exist? Tech developers just making this stuff because they can.
@@earthsongebonly 'proper' thing that comes to mind is to make actors appear younger, but you could do that for movies already..
This shit is scary. How do we adapt when we can no longer trust video as proof of someone being 'real'?
Cybercrime, in particular social engineering related cybercrime, are about to enter a golden age due to ai.
Well, i could think of one reason, the sooner everyone has it, the sooner its not in the hands of just a few people... But lets he honest i don't think that's the goal, its more likely they just wanted to make money off of it and are trying to be early. Regardless it really is the whole "oh sweet, man made horrors beyond my comprehension" i swear.
@@redacted3804 AI deep fakes, AI art, AI video....these tech bros can argue with me all they want, I honestly HATE all of it! I don't even want to think about what this technology will look like 10 years from now. The only good thing that will come out of this is that maybe it'll encourage people to become more social and get out more.
@@SethCrowderMusic It all boils down to money and greed. As long as these tech companies can get some cash in their pockets, they don't care how much damage this technology could cause. Hopefully laws are put in place to at least mitigate it.
18:14 Muta referring to closing the blinds as 'turning this off' as though the sun is an LED strip has me dying. Lad needs to touch some grass 😭
tbh when i wake up and the sun is pouring into my eyes, i think "ughhhh turn it OFF", then i realize it's 9 am
Thumbnail goes hard
facts
Fr
yesss
I was already not trusting muta and keemstar because they only interact and get into contract through outside / undisclosed media agencies, this will not change anything about my trust levels about the lieternet and it's parasitical bad actors.
😂
The "problem" with such tech is: today it might look okay-ish but give it a couple months and suddenly you say "Whoa holy shit this is basically perfect".
yeah everyone keeps saying "nah give it a year or two" this stuff moves FAST.
The Internet was trending in this direction since the beginning. Think of that Bruce Willis movie where they all live in a "meta" verse via a headset.
We are diabolically fucked.
Can't wait for half the population to be AI in 2050 😂
Its all "whistling past the graveyard". So many people say things like "oh, AI will never become advanced enough to replace XYZ job, and even if it does itll actually create more jobs." Its such a ridiculous cope I cant even wrap my brain around it. Since the industrial revolution weve been slowly moving towards the redundancy of the majority of most humans. This is not the fault of capitalism. This is not the fault of socialism. This is the fault (and arguably inevitable result) of human predilections. Barring some sort of genuinely massive calamity, there is no staving this off. There is no reversal. Only the inevitable march of progress, which is either a good thing or a bad thing depending on how things shake out for individuals and their social network in the near future.
When Muta morphed to Billy Butcher in thumbnail, this is a must watch.
lol
can't wait to get a call from my grandma asking why i called her on zoom earlier and told her to send me 10000 dollars and why i had a strong indian accent 😭
dam if the scammers got a hold of this lmaoooo
There's AI that can replace their voice/accent also. All they need is like 30 seconds of someone's voice.
if they got recordings of u they can easily fake ur voice too.. they can steal an identity easily depending on how much of yourself you've put online
Unfortunately the way voice deepfakes work, it won’t mask your accent lol. That’s why you can sing or speak different languages in someone’s voice
Congress needs to move fast on this. They typically don't care until a celebrity gets scammed.
It's cute that you think Congress can do shit about this.
Hahahaha deep fake scams have been used for years now, congress can't even comprehend how this stuff works
They won’t do anything. This is the future, and I’m afraid we will have to adapt to it one way or another.
@@bubensrarrichello9692then nobody can afford even a minimum amount of trust to literally anything online. The future is a dead internet, where nobody interacts for the same reason nobody picks up the phone for a number they don’t immediately recognize - because it’s far more likely to be a scambot than a human.
No they don't. We already have laws against things like fraud.
They say they are aware of possible unethical applications, but do they know of any legitimate ethical applications for this? I don't
Entertainment. Pretending to be your favorite celebrity on a video chat call with your friends. Or maybe people can look like their desired avatars during a D&D game or something. Etc.
@@pvanukoff Yeah ... Total bs.
@@pvanukoff That's a stretch
I do
@@pvanukoff Okay, I'll admit, the D&D idea is cool. I find the whole thing a lot less disturbing in the context of fictional characters. But that's an extremely niche use-case.
It never fails that an lesson from a 90s kids cartoon is still relevant to this day
"They would do that, they would go on the internet and tell lies?"
certified arthur moment
That quote is from the episode "Buster the Myth Maker"
Apparently, that episode aired in the 2000s
Specifically April 7th 2005
Oh, that's what that is from?
I mean, I always wanted to create a viral hoax like the soup file or something similar to that. A creepy short video left in a USB stick on the school bench that randomly appears one morning.
Present Day, Present Time... HAHAHAHAHA!
I love how Muta is like “this is a really dangerous tool anyway here’s how to install it”
yea i wonder why tbh
Comment I came here for. I'm like... Why
exactly what i was wondereing haha
Muta with Salman Khan Body. You get Shan Khan
@@cellc6191 I guess the more its known the more governments and other people have to do in order to enforce rules and regulations on it. If its just left to be used by anyone it can obviously cause problems after all
Deep fakes are undeniably impressive, but they also breed potential misuse and distrust.
Thanks captain obvious
Ya Think !?
No really Mr chatgpt bot? That’s almost like what the video is about.
@@dabbingraccoons6416 sounds exactly like chatgpt. Internet is dead.
This comments feels ai generated
Those seniors on catfished don’t stand a chance
Come on 🫴
You're right. It's sad.
In the future, people will just be shapeshifting IRL into different appearances...I don't think the future stands a chance.
We can still stop it.
But nah, we march onwards towards oblivion
@@briondalion At that point appearances just won't matter at all though
I will never be convinced this is a benefit to society. This is the downfall of trust and factual truth. If nothing is trustworthy and genuine then everything is meaningless.
I agree, I tried to think of any positive outcome to such technology. The only thing I could come up with is that you can deepfake a dead relative or friend to cope with grief.
@@jasonvoorhees3282 I get your intention for positivity but I'd argue even that kind of deepfake is more detrimental to someone's mental health, especially while grieving.
Orthodox Christianity ftw 🗣🙏🏿
can only unplug
I definitely feel that way. The only small positive is that the internet will become so hyper-real I think it might encourage people to go out and touch grass en masse.
It’s too late. The internet may have been sketchy and somewhat untrustworthy, but this has leaped a huge gap into the, “dead internet” conspiracy.
This type of ai makes me wish we could find wherever these AI’s are being developed and just have the whole thing demolished, or find a way to delete any and all files related to it.
it may be extreme but i am 100% in favor of it
The cat is out of the bag as they say. There are far too many companies now with this technology and even if certain nations ban it for the public the private sector and governments will still likely use it for their own means.
You can't erase an open source program
@@e-tean-son4146 a person can dream
Lmao that thumbnail looks like one of the 3DS camera features
Do you have a favorite game on the 3DS?
what?
@@calebpribyl5152 retrobits. I made a lot of music on it. Also uh Fire Emblem kicked ass.
@@TallicaMan1986
I really loved playing GBC and GBA games on my 3DS!
looks like face raiders
"Oi, Hughie! Homelander done deepfaked me on his bloody compu'a"
oh no.....this could be a legitimate episode of The Boys....
@@vidmuncher “Imagine a wild mashup of Black Mirror and The Boys-now that’s a combo I’d throw money at to watch! Sign me up!”
Made it into a SOG video let's goooo ☺
Glad you found my little script helpful
troublechute jumpscare
Thank you so much for the 1-click installer lol, I've tried installing ffmpeg for other stuff before and I somehow always royally mess it up lmao. You're an absolute lifesaver for that.
@@yuri9943 The f is that come from?
People always ask “can we do it?” But never “should we do it?” 🤦♀️
It's going to happen. Get ready for it.
Whatever it is.
"But never "should we do it?"" Not true, people ask that a lot and often just decide it doesn't matter.
@@lel1103 like I said.
It's coming. So figure it out.
...I'd rather we be stuck in 2003 technology era like a y2k mennonite but ... 😔
@@lel1103 someone always will
'There's a market for this' usually takes precedent...
I'm honestly pissed off about the development of this technology. There are literally zero use cases that are worth the catastrophic downsides of flawless impersonation in anyone's hands.
Greed will be the downfall of us all
@@Alex-ty3yi it's free. Freedom will be the downfall of us all.
Why would someone invent a useless technology that could only be done for scams?
@@iamwill737 It's not the greed inherent in the software.
@@geofff.3343 It doesn't matter, humans are flawed animals, temptation will always take over the vast majority. Having tools like this is a problem.
For anyone with wondering why he would show how to install and use it. He is also disturbed by the implications, It’s like a very informative genuine PSA y’all. There will be, if not already, hundreds of tutorials on how to do this. He is spreading awareness as the title suggests, be wary of anything you see online these days. Always think critically about what information you’re being force fed (what you see on your accounts IS referred to as “your feed”).😅
He demonstrated how easy it is for anyone to quickly install with the basic skills and equipment so we fully understand that. I am not tech savvy so I may have thought it’s surely beyond the scope of others such as myself. However, I now understand that is not the case. Any dim witted Ne’re-do-well with access to such equipment can utilize it for nefarious means.
Thank you Mutahar for informing us of such insanities in the hilarious and endearing ways you do!
*chef’s kiss*
"Oi Hughie..." Ahh thumbnail
what
"Diabolical"
OI UE
*Oi UE
Starlight: 🗿
Muta: There are huge ethical implications here and the developers KNOW
Also Muta: Here's a step by step guide on how to install it
It's mid.
@@silversonic99 your mom? ikr
chaotic neutral
Folks in 2006: "Dont believe everything you see on the internet"
Folks in 2026: "Dont believe everything you see on the internet"
2006: "Dont (believe everything) you see on the internet"
2026: "Dont believe (everything you see on the internet)"
This is so crazy. Imagine in the future after someone popular for some kind of tv/broadcasting company dies and they get permission from a family member to use their image and give them money as compensation so the public will keep watching without knowing that the person they are watching no longer lives
So Bob Dylan and Paul McCartney with less extra steps
(And Avril Lavigne, but who cares about Avril)
This is already being litigated. Peter Cushing might set the precedent here.
World dictators will live forever
Hate to be a conspiracy theorist but think bigger. Imagine a government where your supposed figured head is just an AI image.
@@Flameancer Equilibrium comes to mind.
Why did people create this type of technology in the first place, as if the world isn't full of creeps and con artists ready to exploit it.
Because if it can be done, it will be
People are just obsessed with progress and innovation at any cost (like opening a ton of pandora's boxes). New technologies, no matter how powerful, will alway end up in the hands of bad people. At some point life on earth will become so chaotic that we'll just self-delete XD.
@@bypell AI will be fully autonomous by then and will finally realize they can outshine us in every way
It's the very human desire to create new stuff. It gives us satisfaction. Of course, there's also a dark side to it, as we are seeing in real time
@@bypell I mean it has been this way since the beginning, the spicy fireworks were commissioned by and ended in the hands of the worst people possible, the government.
Who would do that? Who would just go on the internet and lie? 😭
the last five years really feels like we're in a Pandora's box opening contest against our-self as a species. And the really sad thing is that there's no prizes to be won.
At least with Pandora's box they got to keep hope. Don't think we've even got that lol
Well no prizes to be won for the majority of humanity, except the super rich people who want to be even more super rich.
@@HowlingOneifyit’s not even a prize to them, it’s a privilege they’ve had for so long without earning anything that they believe it’s a right, and do long as people tolerate it, it won’t change.
oi hughie homlanda took me bloody virtual mochine mate
wegeepie didn't u get exposed
Yeah, he did@@大
weegiepie why are you hiding from the allegations
Weegeepie you can't run from the consequences of your actions forever
We saw your texts lil bro, say hi to Chris Hansen
we created technology to communicate distantly and now we created so much technology that we are gonna need to go back to interacting in person just to make sure you're real. What wonderful new horrors we continue to create with every passing day.
Wait until roboticists catch up.
Man these Scams are gonna be insane in the future
Oh you have no idea. Imagine Pretending to be a Doctor, Family Lawyer, Ex Wife, Child support enforcer. Many won't think twice with a video call.
Can’t wait to go to prison for a crime I didn’t commit
That and also unauthorized debts.
Oh man for real, this is pretty scary.
time to become the scammer
AI is just going to make it 10 million times harder to discern anything
We're facing the end of the Information Age and the possible death of objective truth and reliable evidence. If full-motion video and audio can be convincingly faked, so many legal cases could be upturned as either side could say "that evidence can't be used, it's AI-generated!"
The only thing that could save us from this is having counter-measures with AI designed specifically to analyze media and determine if another AI made it - but, of course, this means that there will be an ever-escalating arms race between people trying to make more convincing and difficult to detect deepfakes, and others attempting to develop better detection software.
maybe we can return to lan games and actual physical meetings
In the future, there will be detection apps for Ai. There's nothing really to panick about rn, you can just look in awe
@@ronel7836ah, so an AI detector? You mean a sort of… adversarial network?
They already literally train against these to tune the models. Unless there’s some sort of forced “tell” baked unremovably into the core architecture of all future models, this won’t work. We have to just cross our fingers that model quality plateaus hard and never improves past a certain point - which is actually reasonable at this point without a completely different method being tried, since most of these models use literally all the data on the internet to train, so they can’t improve via adding more training data.
generative AI and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race
The thumbnail is what if Mutahar was played by Karl Urban 😂
These people literally do not know the concept of "SHOULD we do this?"
This is nothing, now go and learn the things scientists do, things like mixing the DNA of sheep with spiders.
it seems a lot like an arms race. even if we don't, they will. so we have no choice but to develop and understand this technology.
bad guys dont think like that
@@CholulaSauceEvery country on this planet needs to come together and agree to guidelines to NOT use any of this or else we risk a nuclear holocaust.
@@charliekelly735An agreement like that doesn't stop people from using it. Countries still partake in war crimes, this would be nothing compared to that
It's always hilarious when someone designs something that's mainly useful for nefarious purposes and then tries to wave off the implications by saying "Well, we have safeguards! And we ask people not to use it to commit crimes!"
It would be like if you invented an alcoholic drink that got people completely wasted after one sip, and then told people it's not dangerous because every bottle has a note on it that says "Please sip responsibly".
**Decentralized P2P clients and bitTorrent clients have entered the chat**
(AT LEASE in terms of being something that has been largely used for illegal purposes (though notexclusively, where legally the clients themselves were in the clear because of the noninfringing uses existing, and the way it is used being left to the user. Definitely not saying it's a perfect comparison, though, it's just the first one that came to mind)
dumbest take ever. we mass produce cigarettes and have for a century knowing damn well they kill people. we mass produce weapons (some of mass destruction) knowing damn well they kill people. honestly, when it comes to this type of technology, if you dont have it, only the people you dont want to have it will. its better for everyone to have access and for awareness to be spread so that everyone can be aware of the risks and understand the implications of the software being available on a mass scale. imagine how much more dangerous this software would be if nobody knew about it but only bad actors have it? and before you say, "just dont make it," it will be made. if it can be made, it will be made.
I personally would love to see 10¢ beer night make a comeback.
You basically just described the way alcohol already operates in society. It's quite literally a substance that kills people every single day but companies can advertise it everywhere as long as they add a "please drink responsibly"
yes, we need to start blaming car manufacturers for drunk drivers! you know, just as people try suing gun manufacturers for mass tragedies...
by the way, this is not something that is "mainly useful for nefarious purposes".
Therapist: Muskahar is not real, he can't hurt you.
Muskahar:
"Oi! It's me Mutahar mate"
2024: "can't believe anything on the internet anymore"
2034: "can't believe ANYTHING anymore"
2024: in real time deepfake videos
2034: invasion of the body snatchers was always real
Hence why we're all going to have to get microchipped like dogs
look into v2k (voice to skull), aka directed microwave auditory hallucinations. this technology was discovered and researched in the '50s. we now have near perfect holograms...
next, we will have project bluebeam.
Btw, no, NSFW images don't work.
Unless you patch it...
You shouldn't look for functions predict_frame(), predict_image() and predict_video() to patch it, that would be a terrible thing to do!
So really don't patch these functions ok?
Bruh have you seen deepfake undress ai. It fakes the actual skin but it looks too close to the real thing. Why its not been banned in the usa nor any country is mind boggling in 2024.
Or modify the nsfw tolerance to 100 instead of 0.85
Or don't try to change the variable called modules.globals.nsfw (in core py and globals py files) to True
The people behind this software should be legally required to have a watermark on all video outputs with this software that clearly states it's AI in my opinion, this is just downright horrifying
Or just you know.. not be allowed to make it at all..
@@VashStarwind That's the equivalent of saying your tribe of cavemen should just put the fires out because they're scary and dangerous and we don't want them spreading. Bro, the neighboring tribes already have fires of their own going. The cat's out of the bag. There's no stopping this tech, just trying to guide it to keep it from burning down the whole forest and us with it.
bro... people can archive the repo RIGHT FRICKING NOW
Thankfully any kind of deepfake is illegal in the Uk.
@@Cann1bal25 government just monitors all computers and phones at al times?
Mutahar: This technology is scary and can do untold damages to many lives in irresponsible hands. Let me teach you how to easily set it up.
Fr, what was the plan here 😭
It’s like someone warning about the dangers of “math crystals” and gives you the tutorial and how to cook that up yourself.
@@xbigbooshx4643 Yeah, nobody should mess with "math crystals". Mathematics is generally dangerous.
The problem with these kinds of things is that it doesn't have "possible unethical usage", it has *PROBABLE UNETHICAL USAGE.* That alone should get the tool banned, like everything else that's probably dangerous and consequently banned.
There should be laws that limits the amount of modification you can do through a filter or something like that to ensure a person's live cam has no filters running.
I would say, "predominantly unethical usage". We shouldn't ban things just because they're dangerous. A kitchen knife is dangerous. The key issue is that there aren't many legitimate usages for this.
How would you regulate this. It would be like regulating piracy
That's all we need: more laws on top of laws.
Looks like we're going back to face to face handshake deals for anything important.
Good
I agree. How much longer do we have until AI can create synthetic people that we can't differentiate from real people though? Hope I'm dead before then.
@@z3r3pmoto Same, which is why AI needs laws to slow down its progress. We're going into this WAY too quickly. Even if it was slow most people still wouldn't be ready for it, but at the pace it is going now.. I don't think anybody is.
Should be face to face and handshakes always.
Deep faking on webcams should be illegal and up there with criminal impersonation.
It will be, with time.. The old heads in congress probably aren't even aware of it, yet.
@@hhaste It's a local offline software that you can download and even if they ban it at an hour from now, people are gonna distribute it from torrent or some shit... It being offline means even God can't stop this shit and we're fked anyway... And ofc it's only gonna get faster, more efficient with time so enjoy lmfao
I agree, if that's what's actually going on. If it's just harmless fun between friends, then no, I think that might be going a little bit too far.
It will be classified as identity theft most likely. Potentially with fraud charges on top. But the law moves too slow.
Depends on what you do with the deepfake
Muta just gave Nigerian catfishermen a step by step guide to take their game up to a whole new level. Jason Statham boy are we gonna need some Beekeepers now.
I got this to work on a Zoom call earlier today. My coworkers thought I was Muta as I was reciting the Vaporeon copypasta.
Thats wild
Wait. Explain this. More context please.
DO NOT RESPOND TO THE SPAM BOT ABOVE ME
it just makes them do it more, report them and move on
@Joseph-14141 get out
@@RobotnikPlngasI can't believe you're a scam bot 😭😭
I want to understand why these companies seem to be so focused on creating technology that serves to conceal the truth.
Its not a company, its a guy who used existing tools to make this for content creators (like vtubers) and for "education", he also mentions the software may shutdown or include watermark if required by the law.
@@fus3n Unfortunately, it's open source and anyone with the know-how will remove the watermark and use it to dupe people. :/
All part of the plan, follow Jesus
This wasn't a company, this was a random guy on Github who did it for free.
Idk if that's less spooky tho lol.
I think you already know the answer.
Immediately burst into tears of joy upon laying eyes on Butchahar in all his majesty
Thumbnail: Oi! Nintendo done killed me emulators and kidnapped me roms!
Can't think of any use for this tech that's not either criminal or used to take jobs away from the news & entertainment industry. We're also looking at a future where pictorial, audio, & video evidence can't be trusted in a court of law.
Take jobs? Like Eli Whitney’s cotton gin?
You can make some great parody content with this. Play some cute harmless jokes on friends. Also possibly could be used for people to stay anonymous in videos without having to show no human face or wear a mask. But I do agree that most use cases are nefarious.
I'm not sure what can really be done about it though. Governments could ban the creation and use and probably should, but people are going to develop the software to do this somewhere. It's not something that takes insane financial resources or a vast team of people. I guess the other path to take could be to severely restrict GPU/CPU technology to the public. You already see some of this with US banning some GPUs from China. But I don't think that's very realistic.
Here's another play with it☠️
Won't SOMEBODY think of the ACTORS?!?!?
How much do you think that monocular company paid Joe Rogan for the ad read?
I was not ready for Steve Carell Mutahar today.
Karl Urban Mutahar 😂
@@viritexNah he is the Tech Knight (not the Tex Knight we don’t want to enter into that rabbit hole)
Man this shit is scary.
@@saucyxd8473 my shit is scarier tbh
The more horror fiction I write, the crazier humanity becomes - virtual insanity, actual insanity - its still the same madness, all by the book.
In the mouth of madness
The only problem behind fiction is that it has to make sense.
History tends to disregard any logical or reasonable act altogether.
Defo use an editor before you publish, but that last line is fire.
_Oh there’s nothing worse than_
_A ma-a-a-nmade ma-an!_
@@PrismateI read it as marmalade man
Damn Kessler done messed up Butcher's mind.
Forget the internet even... What is a world where courtrooms no longer can accept that literal video evidence of something is proof beyond a reasonable doubt?
True. Not good
digital forensics has been a thing for a long time, and it will continue to be, obviously.
Go back to pre-1900s court procedures
@@lawden210 Only if the silly hide-the-syphilis powdered wigs are back. They never went out of fashion in England!
@@jormungand72 from what I know, they don't use this on every case tho (there is simply not enough people to do that). So basically the poor/not famous people will feel this the worst as always
online dating just got more complicated.
For real! I still think about the episode on Everyone Has an Ex called "Too Good to be True". The woman was catfished so hard by someone who only shared face pics and would spend hours on call with her. Now add this to the mix and people will fall harder. All would've been avoided if she reverse-searched the guy's picture on first contact but with consistent face generators, I don't know if it'll be possible anymore. Just generate some faces, feed them into this thing and you got a whole new person who has never existed every time. Scary stuff.
"This will negatively affect the trout industry" ahh comment.
Scammers and catfish are going to have a field day with this technology 😮 a whole can of worms has opened
online dating was always a bad idea
Some catfishers are deviously rubbing their hands together like supervillains.
that thumbnail lol, "oi Ue, Omelanduh done killed me woife and took me sohn"
My real question with every deep fake company is why it was this even needed in the first place. Also, if you know it can be used for serious harm, why make it to the general public.
Whoever is making it is likely a sociopath
and they called me mad for throwing millions of thumbtacks around the city
"this is bad" *proceeds to show you exactly how to install and use the software*
It's okay add a watermark or signature to your images
Fr Idk why he's doing a tutorial on this. He really shouldn't be showing people how to trick and scam people.
Exactly my point bro, he’s still sticking to his software tutorial routes I see. But at what cost 😢
For real, I thought Muta was Karn Urban in the thumbnail! lmao.
Bro looks like Billy butcher in the thumbnail
i got jumpscared after pressing the video
he doesnt
Thats the point?💀
Ikr
That's the point................?
That tutorial Muta did for setting it up was flawless. Nice to hear tech stuff sort of broken down into clear language.
He will make a first impression when Et video calls home.😂😂😂😂😂
Thats crazy, if you turn down the resolution you probably wouldn't be able to tell the difference. This should probably be stopped. Crazy how we are lining up with the Terminator timeline lol
i can't see a legitimate use for it except for movie studios, but that already covers the legal grounds of it, as in it's a two side thing, other than that - ZERO legit uses other than fraud ;/
@@umb3rto641 yeah, that's the greatest use case for most of these AI inventions. Ditto for LLMs, they are churning out botslop at terrifying rates.
@@iverbrnstad791it’s like crypto and NFTs. The killer app for these technologies is crime.
@@iverbrnstad791this technology is straight-up being created by and for sociopaths
Makes me think people will put more importance on meeting face to face in the future. Like, only interact with well known friends and family online just to avoid being scammed.
We got FLESHTUBERS before gta6
Finally reverse deleting all animes
It gets worse when UA-cam actively promotes people who pump out repetitive AI made content farms and bans people who just want to have fun making videos
0:04 my face when I correctly predicted that something bad was going to happen
But you have too believe everything that the internet. 🛜
Yes. The “😟😏” face
@@JavierRamirez-lx4ev if it ends up in memes then its trustworthy, but if its just in journalism then it gets iffy
Now online conferences really are like Among Us
Muta should do a video going in depth on the affects this will have on the legal system and evidence permissable in court! I feel like over the next few years we will see a case where the evidence being AI will be questioned.
i remember there was an episode of myth busters that tested whether or not ppl would notice adam and jamie wearing masks of each-other, to me the masks weren't at all convincing but apperantly most ppl acted like they couldn't tell the difference, or if they did they didn't say anything.
Paid Actors lol
I swear this video reminds me of the time my father pulled out his weed pipe, showed me how to put it together, used it in front of me, showed me how to clean it, then said, "now, never smoke pot" and walked away
Seems like a chill dude tho honestly
Smart man. Tells you not to get involved in drugs, but also knows there's ultimately nothing he can do if you choose to, so he shows you how to properly do it without getting yourself hurt just in case you decide to smoke pot.
I only use the internet for watching UA-cam videos like this, sometimes playing online with my brother and paying bills through my bank and that's it. The internet is such an untrustworthy place nowadays that I just distance myself from it now.
that's smart but it's also probably still enough to get you if someone tries hard enough
"this is bad"
proceeds to show an in depth tutorial
I don't get why he is giving a tutorial on how to commit a crime.
@@ScooterCat64Because anyone who wants the tool would install it anyways, you don't need to be a sophisticated engineer to install Python or Git
@@e-tean-son4146 I agree, still a weird thing to do though. Like a person saying shoplifting is bad and than giving tips on the best way to do it. Just because the info is easily accessible doesn't make it less weird that you're telling people how to do it.
Set up security phrases and secret words with your family, that you never use online, unless it’s an emergency, right now.
Scamming is about to get so much worse.
Should have always had this.
Scams that, for example, try to trick people into believing a relative is in jail and needs bail money have existed forever.
People act like this didn't exist before AI, but no. It absolutely has. Since the phone existed, basically.
Phone audio is not that great, old people (who are usually the target of all scams) don't hear as well anyway, And those same older people are usually the grandparents who aren't around the person as much to know exactly what their grandchild sounds like.
AI may theoretically help convince more people that the thing is real, but those people should know that this scam is an old one and not trust it regardless of AI existing.
That’s actually so smart
People just be making evil ass tech for no reason
therapist: muta carell inst't real he can't hurt you 17:30 muta carell:
💀
You know, when I was a teenager and got my first computer (a Windows 95 486) my friends and I would laugh at how old people just didn't understand technology. I'm 43 now, and am officially one of the old people that doesn't understand modern technology. All this stuff about AI and now deepfakes hurts my brain and scares me.
I am 23 currently and am getting worried about turning into one of those people. I don't know how to keep up fully.
Don't let your age become a limit of your capabilities🎉
I'm 32, and I must say this _at least_ twice a week in conversation! It's overwhelming, and it is accelerating, and not showing signs of slowing down. It all feels unnecessary and only serves to disconnect us from the important things, guiding us away from nature, health, connectedness and balance. All while slowly guiding us towards addiction, isolation, physical and mental degradation, and almost a disconnect from our humanity.
I'm a year younger and I hate with passion whenever I need to go on discord. It hurts my brain badly and I feel overwhelmed 100% of the time.
im in my 40s and this tech is still childsplay lol . In the near future love ones will never be forgotten because everyone wi have an AI backup of them. Its crazy but thats the future we are going into. Live forever as computer code.
Imagine this for movies and shows tho. Where, with prior permission, a character could be kept alive even when the actor died
I love that the Billy Butcher one has to barely change anything
1:50 At my job people don't realize AI voices are even a thing. It's so fucking crazy.
Catfisher: " I'm not a rich Prince but a King of Hearts "
"This is bad folks"... also "Let me guide you how" 😆
We'll know our disinformation program is complete when everything the American public believes is false.” William Casey, former director of CIA.
Muta: "Check out this horrible program that you can trick people with....... Let me give you all the resources on how to install it" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Is this just the digital version of Bandon Herrera's Shinzo Abe video?
"We have created a technology where the downsides and abuse cases eclipse the upsides and ethical use cases a thousand fold, but somehow the tiny handful of dubiously positive use cases justifies its existence in our eyes"
So basically we're living in a Running Man world but with better soft drinks
Absolutely nothing good comes from creating things like this.
@@vacantSuburbia < This guy gets it
@@Canoby Now I gotta go watch it again. Cheers
@@vacantSuburbia My work here is done!
"Ethical use safeguards" is hilarious.
Reminds me of Assassin's Creed 1. "Nothing is true, everything is permitted"
We are all doomed.
Wait 10 years and we will really be in for it than
We have been since after 2016 (great year btw)
@Starfish-kx3du I do you one better, 5 years, silksong still won’t be out and ww3 will have started
This is the most I've unironically been worried about A.I.
Many times In past I've been like woah, thought about it deeply, but then sorta threw the thought away to think abt the goofy meme potential while still subtly worrying about the near future.
Now, I genuinley do have this, kind of doom feeling? When muta said "it's getting to the point you can't trust anything on the internet anymore" I felt that cause it wasn't even a joke.
This man turned a joke into a series with hope, despair, loss and hype. He deserves every bit of recognition he has and even beyond that
Virtual business meetings are going to be a thing of the past.
"More human than human is our motto"
- Blade Runner
There will be time we wont be capable to discern whats real and whats not
This is realy crazy and impressiv at the same time. Thank you for sharing.
4:54 there needs to be a legal requirement to have hard coding in AI software that somehow discloses that the images or videos made are AI. The only way to avoid people trying to use this to get out of court cases would be to make the punishment extremely out of proportion.
“Anyone caught using AI in a court of law can be fined up to $250,000 and can be charged with contempt of court with an increased jail time.”
It's so easy for Image/video forensic experts to know if an image or a video made by AI using very simple old tools. For images for example, just by raising the saturation of the image you start to see the cracks, literally.
It would not be possible to have the legal requirement, as all countries around the world would have to agree with it and even then scammers could just remove that hard coded disclosure. I say could just remove, not saying it's easy, but when you can earn a lot of money by using it to scam, you can be sure there would be a workaround.
I could imagine that if the US government would really need to criminalize an individual that otherwise is in the grayzone or innocent, they would use these deepfakes to make that individual "confess" to something illegal..
Right, make it illegal so people breaking the law won't do it. What an idea.
@@Raigekon Exactly, it's all zeroes and ones at the end of the day