Indian internet and social media users discovered a video of actor rashmika mandanna entering a lift a few days ago. Deepfake, a technique that enables con artists and online criminals to manipulate an image or video using machine learning and artificial intelligence, was used to make the phoney video. A few days later, katrina Kaif's photo has been altered and is doing the rounds. The picture has been altered from its original screen grab from the forthcoming tiger 3 film.

The original photo, which katrina kaif shared on Instagram, shows her performing a towel-clad action scene for tiger 3. However, the transformed image is disgusting as the actor is depicted in the same stance but a different, modified attire. However, the altered and fraudulent photograph was removed from social media a few hours later.

It's crucial to remember that, even though Deepfake is not a brand-new technology—it was introduced a few years ago—scammers and online criminals are using it more frequently to alter photos and videos. There is a lot of filthy content in these films. The technology is also used by people to disseminate false information. It makes use of sophisticated graphics cards to alter and reproduce certain aspects of photos and movies. It is important to remember that altering photos and videos—whether with Deepfake technologies or Photoshop—may be illegal.

Concerns are raised by Katrina's modified photo from the "Tiger 3" movie scene since deepfake technology makes it simple to take photos of actual individuals and alter them so drastically that they appear entirely different. In this particular case, the picture didn't match the costume she wore in the movie.
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G GOWTHAM

08/11/2023 10:26 AM