AI-powered face-swapping technology awed the internet when it debuted last year at Siggraph, the annual computer graphics conference. The videos, known as “deep fakes,” quickly became an even more ...

The strange, creepy world of “deepfakes,” videos (often explicit) with the faces of the subjects replaced by those of celebrities, set off alarm bells just about everywhere early this year. And in ...

Want to send someone a YouTube link that takes them to the precise part of a video? It's a little easier now, and requires no third parties. Josh Lowensohn joined CNET in 2006 and now covers Apple.

Fake news sucks, and as those eerily accurate videos of a lip-synced Barack Obama demonstrated last year, it’s soon going to get a hell of a lot worse. As a newly revealed video-manipulation system ...

Award-winning British artist Gillian Wearing created a deep fake video of herself as part of her exhibition at the Cincinnati art Museum. Remember back in April when Barack Obama called President ...

Deep Render, a startup developing AI-powered tech to compress videos on the web, today announced that it raised $9 million in a Series A funding round led by IP Group and Pentech Ventures. A source ...