Money Matters: Facebook bans 'deep fake' videos
The company says it will remove videos that have been manipulated by artificial intelligence.
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Jan 7, 2020, 5:55 PM
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Updated 1,890 days ago
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1,825ds agoFacebook is banning "deep fake" videos.
The company says it will remove videos that have been manipulated by artificial intelligence.
These videos can make it appear that someone is saying something they never actually said.
It's been feared the technique might be used by some to try to influence the upcoming presidential election.
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