"The most realistic deepfakes I was able to create did not involve politicians or celebrities. They mostly did not depict people at all. With little effort, I was able to create more than 100 fraudulent images, including prescriptions for opioids and ADHD medication, bank alerts, social-media posts, fake IDs, and passports."
"ChatGPT Images 2.0, released last week, can create photorealistic visuals that are noticeably more convincing than what its predecessors might have produced. The tool has flooded the internet with hyperreal fakes."
ChatGPT Images 2.0 can produce photorealistic visuals, leading to the creation of convincing deepfakes. Examples include Donald Trump in a makeup tutorial and various alarming images of public figures. The tool excels at generating images with text, allowing for the creation of fake licenses, prescriptions, and social media posts. This capability raises concerns about the potential for misuse and the spread of misinformation through hyperrealistic fakes.
Read at The Atlantic
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