Intel on November 14 introduced what it claims to be the world's first deepfake detector that can return results in milliseconds with 96% accuracy rate. Deepfakes are usually fake videos that use artificial intelligence to copy a person's face to another in an attempt to convince people that they are the one who appears on the video. Read more in our articles including "Intel intros 'world's first' real-time deepfake detector" and "Sony to end physical PlayStation Game Discs for new releases in 2028".
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