F for Fake
Near the end of his legendary filmmaking career, Orson Welles made a movie titled "F for Fake." It was about several instances of fraud that were so convincing that it was hard to tell what was real and what wasn't. It was a very confusing movie. Today, deep fake technology may make figuring out what is real harder than even Welles might have imagined. And what impact could that have on our upcoming elections? NPR reports...
Questions...
•Have you ever seen a deep fake video? What was it?
•Describe a Deep Fake that could cause Mr. Trump or Sen. Warren or some other top political figure to lose votes?
•What Deep Fake could make the divisions between men and women, gays and straights, whites and people of color worse?
•What can average people like us do to make sure (or be as sure as possible) that something is true?
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