Microsoft Unveils ‘Deepfake’ Detector Ahead of US Vote

03Sep 2020 by admin
Microsoft has unveiled software that can help spot “deepfake” photos or videos, adding to the list of programs designed to fight the hard-to-detect images ahead of the US presidential election.

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