Because these are also fakes — beautiful fakes, but fakes nonetheless.
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Two important pieces are: The impending war over deep fakes and Defending against audio deep fakes before it's too late.
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Employees are not adequately trained to spot the fakes, but also, the fakes are getting better, the former authenticator tells Refinery29.
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According to a release, CBP worked with the unnamed trademark-holding company in order to determine whether the fakes were indeed fakes.
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So I think we do get used to this but what's difficult about right now, is that these fakes are coming out, these video fakes, these deep fakes and they're not only believable, but they're getting exponentially better every day.
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He says when it comes to the threat of deep fakes, it's not just the technology but the impact of the deep fakes.
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Naturally, the paintings are all fakes, but they are falsi d'autore—master fakes, to borrow the term coined by Siena painter Icilio Federico Joni.
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And some of the highest-quality fakes (known as "Super Fakes") can cost up to $500 and are difficult to spot — even for experts.
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These obvious fakes have slowly given way to fakes that are so uniquely well-made that they are almost indistinguishable from the real thing.
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No doubt, the next wave of fakes will be entertaining, surreal, and 100 percent meme-able; indistinguishable fakes will also generate confusion and further deepen our skepticism.
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Since its founding in 2008, the NLP has adapted to tackle the new and different types of misinformation students may encounter, whether digital disinformation, "deep fakes" and "cheap fakes," or conspiracy theories.
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Clearly the Martin Lewis fakes wouldn't fit into that category.
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Fakes are more compelling, more clickable than the real thing.
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She denies killing Ivy, and fakes grief over her death.
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Axios' Kaveh Waddell has been covering the deep fakes phenomenon.
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Cheryl's mom Penelope (Nathalie Boltt) fakes a seizure in response.
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Some seemed like obvious fakes just by looking at them.
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Lopreiato investigated and quickly found the rival products were fakes.
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He fakes alerts so he can get treats 🙄 pic.twitter.
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And this [demo] was, no fakes, that's Dying Light 203.
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Yet timely intervention is critical to prevent fakes going viral.
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When ABC News FAKES IT for a live TV shot.
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Even if it's flashing fakes, as he told a judge.
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But what about deep fakes and the potential for disinformation?
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Some fakes come via another country and are shipped across.
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Ebay and other online markets have always trafficked in fakes.
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Six of those are suspected to be fakes, experts said.
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Mysterious Matthias establishes his gallery through trafficking in suspected fakes.
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Facebook says it's getting better and faster at spotting fakes.
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In June, Biden promised no bots, deep fakes or disinformation.
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Catalan officials have since suggested that the explosives were fakes.
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Upon examining some works, Forcada immediately realized they were fakes.
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That the President of the United States is leading the assault on fact -- rather than insisting that, partisanship aside, we need to call facts facts and fakes fakes -- is hugely problematic for our culture.
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Fakes don't need to be flawless to have an impact either.
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But the worst part is people make fakes within 24 hours.
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That's why Ed says he fakes the lactation in his shoots.
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That's led to scammers duping users into downloading malware-riddled fakes.
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On fakes, these are usually large, obvious, and too heavily embossed.
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High-quality fakes are bubbling up as AI is increasingly democratized.
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And while the styles are getting better, so are the fakes.
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Deep fakes are basically video and imagery manipulated by artificial intelligence.
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It repeats this until the generator network is creating passable fakes.
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Gavin sighed and finally remembered the fakes in the other room.
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I think there's something more skilled and artisanal about Rudy's fakes.
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In the first scene, for example, she fakes her own death.
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Second, fakes are a perennial problem in the fine-wine business.
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Next, she said, they should test their system against real fakes.
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"And sometimes the tickets do not exist" — that is, they're fakes.
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"The sad thing is, the $10 fakes are better," Abloh wrote.
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A. Fakes and unscrupulous traders are part and parcel of commerce.
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As usual, Google went all out with the product fakes today.
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Legal fakes are a relatively new problem across the fashion industry.
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Realized the Yeezys you paid hundreds of dollars for were fakes?
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Repair work, incomplete documentation, missing or dodgy parts, even wholesale fakes.
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He told the authorities that the seized works were unquestionably fakes.
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Despite the gloomy portents, though, Farid still finds fun in fakes.
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Just 21 years later, Pfizer found 22017 fakes in 20183 countries.
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The fakes were easier to spot, but garnered ever-more traffic.
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After Abdulkarim's interview, the topic of fakes did receive more attention.
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But the earlier statements turn out to have been head fakes.
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Verdict: Only five fakes in a cache of 55 hot paintings?
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To create the video fakes, the scientists combine a number of techniques.
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Last year police arrested 22 people in connection with seizures of fakes.
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"Often the bricks are new fakes, the history is concocted," she says. ■
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But most fakes seem to be co-opting images of real violence.
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Klingen told CNN that multiple errors gave the artifacts away as fakes.
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Both have maintained that they had no idea they were selling fakes.
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By working together, these two networks can produce some startlingly good fakes.
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Yes, the internet's fakes bleed into the "real world" all the time.
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Fakes that profit at our democratic expense by spreading hate and lies.
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" And in 2131, she told CNBC, "There's no fakes on our site.
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Click here for more on our in-depth look into deep fakes.
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They said this could lead to fakes or mistakes on the site.
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Trump and his staff offered increasingly painful deflections and head fakes thereafter.
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" And in 2160, she told CNBC, "There's no fakes on our site.
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Ruffini has no reason to think that these paintings could be fakes.
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Technology has made it easier for fakes to pose as legitimate brands.
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North Korea reveals six ICBMs, although experts say they may be fakes.
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One is essentially a program, while the other fakes being a program.
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Thies is working on algorithms that detect such artifacts to spot fakes.
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That earlier version also misstated how many users Facebook estimates are fakes.
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"Why should we be responsible for policing Amazon for fakes?" he said.
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Li Qiusheng, reached by telephone, disputed the suggestion that he produced fakes.
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The missiles are fakes, or too small to carry a nuclear payload.
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Deep fakes can be used as powerful weapons of misinformation or abuse.
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"People already have created the ability to make deep fakes," Mason said.
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These fakes reveal more than just a preference for fiction over truth.
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The new fakes were so accurate that investigators started calling them supernotes.
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At the weekly antiques market in Jingdezhen, where you squat on your haunches bargaining for the dragon shard, scooters honk and growl their way through piles of age-old fragments, some real, some old fakes, some new fakes.
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"The fakes were mostly made on ink-jet printers," a police spokesman said.
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There are a few fakes so just know this is the real me!!!
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Politicians have raised the alarm about the threat such fakes pose to politics.
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So women like Bouman must be fakes, this warped line of thinking goes.
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It also takes serious knowledge of cuts, colors, and labels — beware of fakes!
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In a way, AI fakes might be easier to detect than bad reporting.
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It's the small victories here in the year 2017, our year of fakes.
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Fakes still pop up and some watches are too far gone to use.
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Whenever the Powerball jackpot gets big enough, social media becomes inundated with fakes.
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The same is true of newer types of fakes made using artificial intelligence.
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Maybe we can't combat fakes as fast as people can make better ones.
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HP's move obstructs fakes, which do break copyright law (and the odd printer).
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The Rayman leak wasn't Jacala's first attempt at creating fakes—or Smash Bros.
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The internet has given us phishing and catfishing, deep fakes and fake news.
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Removing fakes has proved complicated for Amazon, however, and sometimes the system backfires.
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Amazingly, the company found that 90 percent of these products were actually fakes.
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U.S. officials were concerned that the documents could be fakes, according to RAICES.
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So, tl;dr, squashing fakes is a perpetual game of whack-a-mole.
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"It's the only way to learn — be careful of the fakes," he said.
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And a lot of the fakes that came after took inspiration from this.
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WATCH: I Sent Fakes of Myself to Be on TV Around the World.
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In Italy, legal fakes are so widespread that they are basically considered originals.
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The company has processed 25,2300 fine watches and has seen hundreds of fakes.
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Some medicines, including Zifi 200, use an SMS verification service to combat fakes.
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In retrospect, this was probably a clue to the growing abundance of fakes.
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Victor fakes his way through the encounter with a veneer of condescending courtesy.
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I'm just here to fuckin' shine a light on the fuckin' fakes, man.
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In at least one case, authentic American activists actually engaged the Russian fakes.
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The most reliable way to identify the fakes is to test their purity.
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As they walked from the building, a waiting crowd shouted "liars" and "fakes".
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The companies will also make use of Alibaba's technology to seek out fakes.
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A hefty price point doesn't guarantee the absence of fakes or catfishes, either.
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Balcombe reports that the female brown trout fakes the trout equivalent of orgasm.
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Mr. Huang estimates 100 shops may be selling fakes of Mr. Hankerson's furniture.
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One reason fakes proliferate is simple: It's relatively easy to forge a painting.
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"These are nearly impossible to discern as fakes, even by trained experts," Baggett says.
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Another startup, Amber, also works to both authenticate photos and videos and spot fakes.
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Now that fakes are found on Taobao, Alibaba should take responsibility and the punishment.
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Miranda and producer Jeffrey Seller have also warned fans to be cautious about fakes.
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"We broadly define fakes/forgeries into three categories: refills, replicas, and relics," he says.
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Dejected, he walked to the door and raised his hand to dismiss the fakes.
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A big question in second-hand is, are there fakes or are they authentic?
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But with thousands of people reselling sneakers, there are bound to be some fakes.
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For Facebook, whose platform is aflame with socially divisive fakes, it's bombshell bad news.
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He fakes illness to meet their demand to rush over to a random location.
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The best Rolex fakes can be almost impossible to spot, even for expert collectors.
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The spread of fakes has become a huge problem for social media platforms generally.
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The tipline, inevitably, looks slow and painstaking beside the wildfire spread of digital fakes.
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Virginia is very close to expanding Medicaid; a Russian journalist fakes his own death.
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Right now, I'm not rushing over to sit by a woman that fakes cancer.
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"Don't listen to fakes," Peskov said in a text message to CNN's Matthew Chance.
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Her boss, not initially in love, fakes it in order to keep her around.
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We don't have the technologies yet to be able to detect more sophisticated fakes.
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Nutritional supplements are another popular target for fakes, as it's a largely unregulated industry.
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But it had left up all but one of the 25 fakes on Instagram.
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While the notes remain legal tender, any still floating around are most likely fakes.
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Mr. Bayley committed suicide in 1932 after learning that he had unwittingly sold fakes.
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In August, it resolved a dispute over fakes with Kering, the luxury-goods giant.
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We made a quiz that asks you to separate authentic Facebook posts from fakes.
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The objects are kind of fakes of something that already exists — they are pretending.
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Then things got more informal, and the market became flooded with high-quality fakes.
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It has also been used to distinguish expensive Himalayan table salt from inferior fakes.
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A new technology is making it easier for sneaker resellers to weed out fakes.
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By analyzing all of those images, A.I. systems learn how to watch for fakes.
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In a statement, Alibaba said it was committed to fighting fakes on its platforms.
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Substandards and fakes The term "poor-quality medicines" is something of a catch-all.
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And it includes falsified medicines -- fakes -- that claim to be what they are not.
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" When a player fakes out his opponent: "Il lui a fait perdre son short.
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Colbert is asking to be considered for the "fakes dishonesty" and "least Breitbarty" categories.
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These fakes lack the noise cancellation feature and sound quality of the AirPods Pro.
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But Vashukevich has never said the tapes are fakes, her friends told VICE News.
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You're the only artist I've ever met who displays fakes of their own work.
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Some of the accounts are copycats of real accounts; others are straight-up fakes.
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Duped or not, the gallery profited handsomely from the fakes, according to Mr. Siefert's calculations.
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But it's apparently getting harder and harder to tell the real thing from the fakes.
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In other words, many of the statues smashed by sledgehammer-wielding ISIS fanatics were fakes.
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But with that success has come a problem that nearly all smartphone accessories share: fakes.
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"Those objects identified as fakes will not form part of the new exhibition," it said.
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Last summer while exploring museums in London, I encountered three different notorious fakes on display.
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Even if AI fakes become indistinguishable from real life, it won't mean reality goes away.
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He replied with a lengthy apology and offered assurance that the cheaper products are fakes.
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The year 2016 will probably go down in history as the year of the fakes.
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But we'll do our best to educate them on why they shouldn't be buying fakes.
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Symantec and ZeroFOX, another cybersecurity company, say they are developing technology to detect audio fakes.
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It's a move that accents the bust and fakes a pinup-like, hourglass frame instantly.
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But when it works, it creates incredibly realistic fakes like the ones you see above.
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On the plus side, accurate fakes could improve accessibility tech and language translation, they wrote.
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The accounts exhibit hallmarks of fakes, including few profile details, fans and posts, it said.
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Even the Chinese government has singled out Alibaba for tolerating fakes hawked by unlicensed vendors.
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There are fakes that are so good you can't tell them from a real one.
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What do you make of the very elaborate NX fakes that have popped up online?
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Except that they admit, at the end of each of the videos, to being fakes.
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Even more automatized disinformation is likely with AI-enabled fakes — including of video and audio.
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Among public concern of deep fakes, the cryptocurrency announcement created more negative buzz for Zuckerberg.
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What is more, as the technology advances, it will become harder to spot the fakes.
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Twitter is establishing its own guidelines to tag synthetic media (deep fakes) with community help.
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The quality has improved and it's getting harder to tell the fakes from the originals.
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Others spend pennies on the dollar to mass produce fakes to flood the secondary market.
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In fact, the poems were fakes, cooked up by a Scottish writer named James Macpherson.
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Given Farid's reputation as an exposer of fakes, this seems like an error worth noting.
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It is possible, however, that some good will come out of the deep fakes menace.
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This is all going to be rendered moot by Deep Fakes going forward. Yes. What?
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He tried tracking down the source of the fakes and attempted to communicate with Amazon.
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Because a lot of them didn't have fakes, there was no guarantee they could drink.
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A Facebook official confirmed that Secured Borders was removed in the purge of Russian fakes.
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He acknowledged, however: "The environment we're living in has had a number of head fakes."
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The American government's move adds to mounting pressure on Alibaba to do something about fakes.
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" She doesn't stop there, though: "I can no longer deal with the fakes and the lies.
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She drops two yees and gets two haws back, then fakes everyone out on the third.
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Checks by the party and an independent company found the emails to be fakes, he said.
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But they're so commonly Photoshopped that web apps for generating fakes have been around for years.
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The prospects are harrowing: perfect fakes, creatable by anyone, unleashed at scale and difficult to discern.
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At the time, he called on staff to join him in fighting a crusade against fakes.
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Cravens described herself and Thompson as "soul sisters" when it comes to their work spotting fakes.
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Amazon and eBay have long battled with the issue of fakes, as have Instagram and Etsy.
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They needed to send a powerful message to Curry to make him stop hawking his fakes.
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If the NAFTA countries agree to update the treaty, the fakes may stay off the shelves.
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The Economist found that half of the 50 top-selling apps in Google Play had fakes.
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Alibaba says it uses machine learning and other advanced technologies to identify and weed out fakes.
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To this, Balasubramaniyan replied: But that doesn't mean these imperfect fakes couldn't cause some mischief now.
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"Deep fakes could become a potent tool for hostile powers seeking to spread misinformation," said Rep.
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I seldom see [fakes] because they are run out when they bring it in my store.
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Asked which technology was most worrisome for him in the future, and he named deep fakes.
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In recent years Facebook has taken out adverts in traditional India media to warn about fakes.
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They are not troubled by recent head fakes by the President -- they are playing long ball.
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Yet local officials said it could take years to find out who was behind the fakes.
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Not only medicines, but other fakes, such as vehicle brake parts and pesticides, can be lethal.
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The most important recent development in the war on fakes has come from a different direction.
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Model Ajak Deng is completely over "the fakes and the lies" that populate the fashion industry.
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He established openings with trickery — spins, half-turns and all manner of fakes — or simple athleticism.
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Shortly after the Russian defense ministry posted the photos, social media users quickly identified the fakes.
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The advent of perceptual AI technology has considerably reduced the effort needed to generate convincing fakes.
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Fakes have been around since I started playing back in the late 1990s, but they've changed.
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Twitter needs that bit of ID to confirm verified accounts don't actually belong to talented fakes.
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Breitling and Omega are next with Super Avenger, and the Seamaster fakes hitting the market daily.
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AI might never catch 100% of fakes, said Juston Moore, a data scientist at Los Alamos.
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I make a note to buy a strip from a pharmacy to compare with the fakes.
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What is usually measured in testing for fakes and substandards is the amount of active ingredient.
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It has also been purging millions of accounts to weed out fakes, bots and dormant users.
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Worst fear during Russia hack in our election was they would dump fakes among real documents.
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If you can't beat 'em, join 'em, the logic runs: Make the fakes, pocket the cash.
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"Fakes," he called them, explained by natural processes and part of a campaign to commercialize Rameswaram.
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And the internet, which helped match buyers with sellers, was also used to pawn off fakes.
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"Shallow fakes" are cheaper, faster, require no technical expertise and can't be disproven by signals analysis.
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"She literally wrote the book on vintage jewelry, 'Fabulous Fakes,' " Mr. Tanenbaum said with evident pride.
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Where CV Dazzle aims to alter faces, HyperFace aims to hide them among dozens of fakes.
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SHANGHAI — Alibaba has been battling the perception that it is a marketplace for fakes for years.
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Alibaba has said it is using increasingly sophisticated technology, including artificial intelligence, to track down fakes.
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The fakes Though they can appear sophisticated, fake AI-generated images are easy to access online.
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But there are still many shady sellers, and fakes are getting even harder to point out.
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Factum's Web site contains dozens of treatises questioning the aesthetic assumptions behind our disdain for fakes.
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Four years ago, American officials removed Taobao from the list, citing its efforts to fight fakes.
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Deep fakes represent a new challenge for the company, though one that is still largely hypothetical.
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The fakes could easily be distinguished by checking security features or by touching the bills, he said.
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But first, let's clear away the nonsense and the head fakes about what happened during election 2016.
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Each year the fakes can be counted fairly easily, while real hate crimes number in the thousands.
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While many instances of rat kings are most certainly fakes, some occurrences do appear to be spontaneous.
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However, we can't deny that digital tools will allow more people to create these sorts of fakes.
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And, like anything where people are dropping piles of cash, there are folks trying to sell fakes.
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Experts have warned that we're heading towards an "information apocalypse" involving AI-generated fakes and fake news.
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Articles elsewhere advised people how to spot fakes by checking for a chemical smell or irregular shape.
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Yes, we've had software to create fakes for a while, but AI makes the whole process easier.
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Just monitoring the internet for potential fakes comes at "a substantial cost," says Matt Price of ZeroFOX.
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He just wishes there was a way to discern the real ISO-certified lenses from the fakes.
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He also suggests that researchers can and should build programs that are better at spotting such fakes.
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Even the fakes can't beat some of the moves we're seeing from the real Atlas these day.
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These fakes, while convincing if you watch a few seconds on a phone screen, aren't perfect (yet).
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"Good fun," she says of the last, telling me she never fakes an orgasm in a scene.
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The RFIDs are the Italian shoemaker's latest weapon in its campaign to protect its brand from fakes.
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The photographs were, Ms. Khaleghi said in a statement to the official government newspaper Iran, malicious fakes.
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Brands also report both fakes and legitimate goods that they'd prefer not be sold on the site.
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Many sources — including Wirecutter and previous Business Insider reporting — have published guides on how to spot fakes.
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And some fakes encourage users to log in using their Facebook credentials, potentially exposing sensitive personal information.
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So it was less likely that fakes with some amount of active ingredient would be found out.
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What's even more scary is that these fakes are so convincing, we often find ourselves getting duped.
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However, the deepfake creators are well ahead of those looking to create software that can spot fakes.
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Some seemed to capture her kissing the Australian activist, Xiaogang Zhang, although both say they are fakes.
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The fakes are hard to detect, making them an ideal fund-runner for narcotics dealers or warlords.
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First the Kims' son, Ki-woo, fakes university papers to become a tutor to the Parks' daughter.
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There are valid concerns about technology that's able to generate convincing-looking fakes like these at scale.
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" The exhibition challenges viewers' assumptions that "copies" must be "fakes" and therefore must be "problematic" or "bad.
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Yeah, I'll tell you what I'm probably the most nervous about is this issue with deep fakes.
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Those objects appearing in accompanying photographs are generally either fakes, or worthless items, like heavily corroded coins.
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KCC senior project manager Lana Lucchesi explained how the administrator spotted the fakes in an accompanying declaration.
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Peyton Manning, the ancient mariner of a Broncos quarterback, was reduced to gesturing and fakes, and little more.
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Because even though there were more fakes than ever, people simply became numb to the constant fact-checking.
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Chief executive David Fakes said punishing Flynn for selling phenytoin capsules for less than phenytoin tablets "beggars belief."
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Ninety percent of fakes (available on eBay and Amazon) are produced in China, then shipped around the world.
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Today, McKeogh estimates that Spoutz sold somewhere between 2.73,22.7 to 22026,22.6 fakes online through secondary markets and eBay.
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The fake Prague Monitor website used a similar URL tactic to the other fakes: instead of ending in .
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But more than a year after the first fakes started popping up on Reddit, that threat hasn't materialized.
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Butler pump-fakes, angling for a lay-up, and Green crashes toward the rim, leaving Towns wide open.
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Assuncao's job was made considerably more difficult by the sheer number of fakes and feints that Dillashaw used.
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The top 50 fakes identified by BuzzFeed News in 2016 generated 21.5 million engagements during a similar timeframe.
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Platforms are making it clear they won't tolerate fakes, even if it means outing prized A-list users.
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More importantly, though, there's a danger that by hyping the threat of AI fakes, we increase its influence.
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"Legitimate homemade sex movies used as revenge porn can be waved off as fakes," said one popular post.
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The company also relies on rights-holders — or brands — to help it identify fakes when its technology doesn't.
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But the cards were fakes, and the authorization calls connected the bank to none other than Niesha Jackson.
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The currency was rapidly devalued due, in part, to highly skilled British counterfeiters flooding the market with fakes.
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When it comes to LinkedIn spies, though, the big danger is not really AI fakes, but simple inattention.
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As Mr Kragh notes, such fakes often continue to circulate on social media long after they are debunked.
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Kobe packaged a breathtaking panoply of fakes, footwork, and fadeaways, then deployed them with craft and fearless physicality.
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"That his memory was tarnished by fakes in a museum that bears his name is a profound shock."
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The aim is to help users try and spot these fakes, which can often be littered with imperfections.
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But the seizure of fakes masquerading as Chinese brands still accounts for barely 1% of the global total.
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The biggest "bombshell" stories on Russia collusion reported thus far have all been either duds or outright fakes.
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Even as websites get better at filtering out fakes, unscrupulous reviewers find new ways to game the system.
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With that much money on the table, unscrupulous printers have flooded the market with fakes, proxies, and counterfeits.
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But the total number of fakes is much higher, because TCR only accounted for the brands it represents.
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Probably the only positive side effect to hit the resale industry is that fewer fakes are being produced.
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Zangger alleges that many of the Mellaaart estate artifacts, especially parts of schist-engraved petroglyphs, are simply fakes.
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Grailed's team of moderators combs the site for fakes, but even so, complaints of inauthentic products crop up.
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Yet that scarcity and a lack of knowledge among buyers increases the need to be aware of fakes.
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"Nothing has slipped through our system, and we've tested hundreds of fakes of multiple different qualities," Srinivasan said.
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In this weird, erratic film, a famous evangelist and singer fakes her own death and heads for Mexico.
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But artists and dealers complain that the proliferation of fakes is dragging down the value of Vietnamese art.
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As a buyer, you have to weed out fakes, enter auctions, message sellers with questions, and much more.
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Fakes have long frustrated top labels like Apple and Nike, discouraging some from selling via Amazon at all.
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Even if technology could accurately flag fakes—so far, none can—the context of a clip is crucial.
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Many people discount these customer ratings, because they are aware that these reports, like yours, are often fakes.
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Now you have to be very careful because there are a lot of fakes coming out of Cuba.
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Post says he's always wanted to get his ice tested, and seems pretty confident he ain't rocking fakes.
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It is not part of an open case involving artworks deemed by experts to be fakes or forgeries.
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"A player fakes a foul, they are trying to get the referee to book another player," he said.
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There appeared to be tens of thousands of fakes as of early May, just weeks after the process started.
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Feldstein (and all the other CEOs and beauty innovators we spoke with) says fakes are definitely on the rise.
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The authentic multicolore pattern developed by Takashi Murakami features 33 different colors, whereas fakes often have fewer than 10.
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Of course, none of these ingredients or adverse reactions are surprising when you see where these fakes come from.
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When it comes to technological solutions to the problem of malicious fakes, "there's no silver bullet," says Robert Chesney.
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He just fakes his way through them better, and because he's a blusterer and a showman, people don't care.
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It's comforting to think that with research like this, the harm caused by AI-generated fakes will be limited.
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The tech companies will be providing data and tools to help spot potential viral fakes pertaining to the election.
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Sure, people complain about travel, but rarely do those gripes focus on tickets not working, or worse, being fakes.
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Juliette Binoche is acting a role, which means she's a fake, in the sense that all actors are fakes.
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You were talking about how Mark had talked about that deepfakes were a completely different category than overall fakes.
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Of nearly 1003,400 reviews of the company found online, the top complaints are fakes, damage and poor customer service.
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The technology to create audio fakes, by contrast, is not as advanced — but experts say that's soon to change.
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Of nearly 1,2131 reviews of the company found online, the top complaints are fakes, damage and poor customer service.
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Coconut Cocktail is a leave-in that fakes that layer, pumping your hair full of fatty acids and emollients.
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Jamie is just about to sign the Lallybroch contract when Claire drops her mug and has (fakes) a vision.
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He also said that many novice resellers make the mistake of underestimating how many fakes are actually in circulation.
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In the era of deep fakes, it will be simple enough for a guilty party simply to deny reality.
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Fearing robbery, he has told many visitors that all the works are fakes, with the originals stored in London.
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It dribbles, it head-fakes, and you never quite know in which direction it will make its next move.
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We are disgusted, for example, by someone who fakes a racist attack on himself to gain positive media attention.
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But there are other situations in which businesses don't properly assess the documents — or get fooled by realistic fakes.
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He fakes right, spins to the left, stops on a dime, swishes a jumper from behind the garbage cans.
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But as shopping goes digital, it's easier than ever to find yourself buying fakes — either deliberately or by mistake.
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Sati tells me how he once purchased a batch of 100,000 common painkillers from a fakes manufacturer in Sonepat.
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Pichai said Google had released open datasets to help the research community build better tools to detect such fakes.
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The project uses a type of AI called machine learning that constantly scans Amazon's stores and removes suspected fakes.
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The quarterback fakes a handoff to a running back and then sprints around the end in the opposite direction.
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Out of the 140 artworks in the collection, 82 were found to be fakes, including paintings, watercolors, and drawings.
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For example, Amazon commingles inventory from distributors at its fulfillment centers, so authentic products and fakes can get mixed together.
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Or when Ben pump-fakes six times during one dropback and his arm falls off on the seventh pump-fake?
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Yet more AI… Yet it's AI-powered platforms that have been caught amplifying fakes and accelerating hates and incentivizing sociopathy.
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In the future, AI could be used to detect fakes, sniffing for patterns that are invisible to the human eye.
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Kovalev said it's unlikely the fakes are the work of Russian intelligence because of how unsophisticated the translated posts are.
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But unless LG's been planting fakes, it looks like the speculation might have been pretty spot-on about the G8.
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Some works bore the mark of Knoedler & Co., the very dealership that had sold most of the now-documented fakes.
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In a world where fakes are predominant, suddenly there is an immediate question as to what the video even is.
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It might be real, but the "Mark" looks odd to me & might be one of the countless Fakes I've seen.
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Not the fakes themselves — they're constructed to be catnip clickbait to stoke the fires of rage of their intended targets.
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The alleged fakes have been removed from Iraqi streets and have been replaced by functioning ones, al-Dabbagh had said.
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From Pokémon Go photoshops to political spoofs, there really are more fakes than ever swirling around the internet this summer.
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In the 0003th century demand for such pieces outstripped supply, and fakes (some magnificent) were produced to satisfy the market.
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What they don't realize is that they're often buying fakes laced with dangerous substances like rat poison, paint, and tar.
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In a press release issued today, the campaigning organization said Facebook has now removed the fakes — apparently vindicating its findings.
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And although the fakes are far from 100 percent realistic, the results are amazing considering how little data is needed.
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In "Jenna's Hairbrush Spanking," Jenna fakes an illness to get out of a spanking, and Michael spanks her for it.
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She now operates two catfish domme accounts, and makes a distinction between them and the fakes she has warned about.
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Of course this sounds easier said than done – especially with how good the quality of fakes are becoming these days.
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The same site previously posted fakes added to hacked documents from the Open Society Foundations, billionaire George Soros' philanthropy arm.
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Basically, some replacement batteries handled by AT&T's insurance program ended up being fakes, and those are the trouble makers.
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The updated currency replaces the 'round pound', of which as many as one in 30 were estimated to be fakes.
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He fakes a pout when one mean Tweet calls him a ginger — as if he's never heard that one before.
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It takes two people to fake a relationship, any one who fakes a relationship by themselves is a complete idiot!!
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Amazon's response to the counterfeit problem has been, in large measure, to ask brands to help it ferret out fakes.
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There is no other resale company doing more to remove fakes, and put counterfeiters out of business, than The RealReal.
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So we are going to be doing a close hard look in terms of enforcing against fakes and other activities.
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Although forgeries, fakes and spoofs have existed for much of human history, they had to be crafted manually … until now.
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For women looking to procure the pills online, the main concerns – aside for deciphering which websites are fakes – are legal.
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While better technology is making it harder to spot fakes, there are still a few tricks to look out for.
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That was the origin of my front-page article this week about the fakes and frauds available from the retailer.
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But, with the high demand comes scam artists looking to push fakes ... and the market is already on high alert.
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In the past, the market for pre-owned was dominated by platforms like eBay, where sellers could market fakes unchecked.
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"Welcome to 'StopFake,' the place where we set the record straight on fakes about Ukraine," the anchor, Margo Gontar, intones.
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It can sometimes seem as if all the internet is deep fakes and culture wars, Trump tweets and influencer scams.
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The number of points at which fakes or substandards could enter the chain is staggering, so international coordination is essential.
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That leaves many businesses, big and small, wondering why it has such a hard time finding fakes on its sites.
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It is no longer on the platform, but she said she still does not have time to hunt for fakes.
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"We've seen some of the same things we've seen in the U.S. in terms of disinformation, fakes news," he said.
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Kusama and Murakami's representatives have said the artists were unaware of the stagings, and believe the works to be fakes.
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There isn't really a message in A Cure for Wellness (even though it briefly fakes us out on that point).
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LG: Do you see your friends falling for fakes news a lot that they're getting on social apps and stuff?
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He took high-quality photos of his fakes to reassure potential customers of their pairs and responded quickly to questions.
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" Trump regularly attacks the media for focusing on negative news about his administration and decries what he perceives as "fakes news.
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But many of the photos that might pop up on your timelines are fakes, meant only to induce panic and clicks.
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They clogged the middle of the field, and also helped when spying Jackson and when getting depth quickly after play-fakes.
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But whether it was head over heart, or a series of head fakes, Kavanaugh was always the D.C. establishment's insider favorite.
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His videos are all fakes — deepfakes, actually, which use artificial-intelligence to realistically show people doing things they didn't actually do.
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But we don't know exactly how many comments that supported the dismantling of those rules were fakes, bots, or stolen identities.
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So deep fakes are pretty good, but there's certain characteristics that are a little off still, like the mouth, per se.
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Even Alibaba, which has always been vocal about its anti-counterfeit efforts, is struggling to fight fakes on its shopping platforms.
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The designers described it as a game of whack-a-mole, where fakes pop up more quickly than they're taken down.
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Apps that collect reviews from critics and consumers also help; so do gadgets to improve traceability (though fakes remain a problem).
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Also, the bones used to create the fakes came from a single orang-utan specimen and at least two human skulls.
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" Other coverage is less even-handed, and claims that AI fakes "may facilitate the end of reality as we know it.
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An incident like this isn't proof, of course, that AI fakes are going to destroy our notion of truth and evidence.
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Edits and fakes are prolific enough that "FAKE!" has become the default; a dubious photo is presumed fake unless proven otherwise.
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She tells him she wants to be with him, she fakes her own death, he 'tries' to take his own life.
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The morning she's supposed to start her assignment she fakes sick in an attempt to get out of living with them.
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It had left up all but one of the 25 fakes on Instagram, but removed them after this article was published.
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Be careful, because there are lots of fakes out there and even Amazon is giving refunds for frauds it has sold.
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"She takes the keys out of the car and fakes it like she throws them out of the window," Brown said.
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The art market, as an example, deploys DP to combat fakes and forgeries of the world's greatest paintings, drawings and sculptures.
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"She specified that she didn't wear fakes, the schedules when she came to France," he reportedly said, according to the newspaper.
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The problem of fakes on AliExpress has even ensnared other American small retailers, who have become unwitting customers for the counterfeiters.
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Behold reviews of five of the most popular potential fakes from the list of 50 (!) that MBW identified in their piece.
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Alibaba is "fighting actively" against fakes, but that isn't something Amazon is doing well, according to Swatch Group CEO Nick Hayek.
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Some conservationists therefore suggest that a way to reduce pressure on the animals might be to flood the market with fakes.
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One key to detecting fakes, according to the company: sounds that seem normal, but that people aren't physically capable of making.
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Taobao, which claims to have zero tolerance for fakes, seemed less hurried to delete fake accounts for Uber than for Didi.
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But as the technology progresses, Facebook said that it will critical to have an established set of tools to detect fakes.
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Its core values are pass-fakes, position defense and balanced offense, things that will never wind up on modern highlight shows.
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In other instances, the counterfeiters change their names and credentials, and resubmit similar apps after one round of fakes is discovered.
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Nevertheless, it is the potential misuses of the technology — especially going under the name of "deep fakes" — that are raising alarms.
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And I'm skeptical that bad actors won't also get ahold of this or similar technologies to generate fakes without such warnings.
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Connor executed a perfect backhand after several fakes on the shootout winner, an appropriate analogy for the back-and-forth affair.
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" Trump regularly attacks the media for focusing on negative news about his administration and decries what he perceives as "fakes news.
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Motherboard's Samanatha Cole explains how face-swap porn—called "deep fakes"—raises questions about consent and how we consume visual information.
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But these fakes – created so that they can sell for a maximum price to unsuspecting buyers – are getting better and better.
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Fakes have been around as long as watches have graced the pockets and wrists of folks who would pay for them.
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These fakes, far from being the worst of the lot, were designed to copy the superior American wares in every way.
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Besides, the simplest tests to detect fakes are colorimetric ones, which detect the presence of an ingredient but not its concentration.
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Allowing dozens of fakes over a period of days highlights an apparent gap in the App Store vetting process in China.
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In Africa, it's easy to run into fakes, but you can always tell the difference between them and the real ones.
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Deep fakes are particularly dangerous, because even if avoided by the mainstream media, they can have an impact on the electorate.
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The best way to spot fakes now seems to be taking note of the rate at which an influencer acquires followers.
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Tabuas made from plastic are also circulating, according to sellers in Suva, who said they had ways to identify the fakes.
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One side argues that "cheap fakes" — easily doctored videos — should stay online no matter how harmful or misleading they might be.
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Later, Mr. Ji bought a copy of China's consumer law and a manual on how to tell fakes from genuine products.
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Their job is to analyze and authenticate the works, weeding out potential fakes or forgeries and assessing the quality and labeling.
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Exhibit closed The new Bible Museum in DC had to pull five of its Dead Sea Scrolls artifacts because they're fakes.
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In an era plagued by deep fakes and online disinformation campaigns, we still tend to trust what we read in books.
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Researchers say such fakes are gaining momentum during the Trump presidency, in part because of the president's willingness to share them.
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Despite such work, it's far from clear that the truth can always win out over AI fakes, which are rapidly improving.
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The U.S.T.R. and industry experts contend that there is a lot more Alibaba could and should be doing to tackle fakes.
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Davis, who studied the fragments for the Museum of the Bible, said Monday's news about the fakes felt like bittersweet vindication.
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There, an employee inspects the sneaker with the help of a catalogue of fakes to make sure it's not a knockoff.
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So many fakes have been created and certified as real that no one knows what the real Hitler paintings look like.
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It's not so much the specific substance of the question that's the problem here for Facebook — with Sandberg also smoothly reiterating that the IRA had spent about $100k (which is petty cash in ad terms) — it's the implication that Facebook's business model profits off of fakes and hates, and is therefore amorously entwined in bed with fakes and hates.
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But older fakes were made by snipping bits out of photographic negatives, combining them with others, and then making a fresh print.
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Fakes will be identified by other means, such as by examining the circumstances depicted and cross-referencing them with a person's movements.
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Oppenheim, who's based in Washington, D.C., has teamed up with Amazon in recent years to try to get fakes off the site.
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Deep fakes are a very real concern for the future of news media, as trust in news organizations is already incredibly low.
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Designers included Gucci, Fendi, Céline, Balenciaga, Yves Saint Laurent, and Hermès, which were replaced with fakes smuggled from China and Hong Kong.
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The source previously published leaked images of the iPhone 7 prior to its official launch and those turned out to be fakes.
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However a different search Tuesday afternoon for "deep fakes" turned up dozens of videos with view counts in the hundreds of thousands.
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They think the rise of AI-generated fakes could be trouble, undermining society's trust in evidence, and want to educate the masses.
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According to the 2018 Global Brand Counterfeiting Report, luxury fashion brands lose about $30.3 billion worth of sales to fakes online alone.
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Clinton also commented on how Russian interference came in many forms, often through social media, but included deep fakes, bots and trolls.
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The internet has always been filled with hoaxes, fakes, liars, and cheats, long before the term "fake news" became a household phrase.
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Once again, Yen shows off his acrobat skills as he slips past lasers and meticulously takes and replace the jewels with fakes.
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"I didn't come flat out and say these were fakes, because you have to rely on more than first impressions," Elderfield stated.
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"Everyone is concerned about fakes," Luber told me, explaining that StockX's process allows buyers and sellers to not worry about counterfeit merchandise.
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When they applied both of them together, they detected the precise artist about 80% of the time, and the fakes every time.
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" She added: "There is no other resale company doing more to remove fakes, and put counterfeiters out of business than The RealReal.
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Thani claimed that the remarks were fakes, planted onscreen by hackers working for enemies of Qatar, but they prompted a stern reaction.
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Once detected, fake media can be added to some global databases of known fakes, helping with their faster identification in the future.
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It maintains a much publicized "no-fakes" guarantee, and works hard, if not quite infallibly, to keep its site free of them.
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In the clip below, Buddy Hield fakes as if he is going to use the screens but short cuts toward the rim.
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Meanwhile, the legal fakes are available in your friendly neighborhood shops, sometimes tricking the retailers themselves into thinking they are shifting originals.
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His game is nonchalantly elegant, filled with a canyon of tricks, fakes, and some of the most beautiful passes you'll ever see.
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Bronze Babe Since summer vacays never outnumber hours spent in the office devoid of sunshine, at least there's makeup that fakes it.
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Manufacturers of fakes saw it as a way to protect themselves, as the medicines might have some effect and draw less attention.
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Alibaba has said that the complaints against it are unfair, and that it has taken many measures to detect and remove fakes.
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Jeff Kao, a data scientist, used a machine-learning algorithm to discover that 1.3 million comments were likely fakes posted by bots.
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These fakes often invite unsuspecting users onto Kik, where they'll solicit face pics or videos before disappearing, having presumably gotten their kicks.
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A common difference amongst real from fakes is usually on inside size tags of sneakers, as well as on the box labels.
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This has been a metaphor; now is an ideal time to make sure none of your friends or loved ones are fakes.
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"Washington tried its best to demoralize the Venezuelan Army, and now used fakes as a part of information war," she told CNN.
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In the absence of her official account, copycats and fakes have also sprung up to try and capitalize on Ward's newfound notoriety.
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What popular clothing brand, which started as a New York City skate store in 1994, is battling "legal fakes" in other countries?
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But the art dealer who provided the fakes to Knoedler, Glafira Rosales, has pleaded guilty to charges in connection with the case.
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Researchers have documented advances in so-called deep fakes, fraudulent videos with such verisimilitude that they are virtually impossible to prove false.
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New research suggests that the fingerprint security features on iPhones and Android devices can be easily fooled by so-called MasterPrint fakes.
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Users can now find events on their smartphones and buy tickets in a matter of minutes without having to worry about fakes.
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But — and this is the counterintuitive point that Copies, Fakes, and Reproductions makes — not every copy from an original is the same.
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He also advised the cosmetics mogul Helena Rubenstein on which works of art in her collection were valuable and which were fakes.
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Smith fakes the roll to create the "switch," but then immediately cuts back to the wing as Mahinmi rolls, fostering defensive confusion.
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Edgar fakes out Stephens, attempts to put in a right hand to the head, then digs a right straight to the body.
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The "adult" mac and cheese completely fakes you out with the seemingly appropriate cooking technique (making a roux, using the pasta water, etc.).
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Officers appealed to the public to contact the police or seek assistance from a bank if they suspected they had been given fakes.
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Hospitals and med schools use the fakes to teach anatomy and train surgeons, and the most lifelike model is the $95,000 SynDaver Patient.
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An authentic strap is only ⅜" but most fakes, made from inferior materials, have to be much wider (⅝" or more) to support the bag.
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If any of the fakes were just a random photo on a profile on the internet, would you even take a second look?
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He fakes threading the needle to freeze DeAngelo Russell, which creates the lane for his forty-foot backdoor bounce pass to Jabari Parker.
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In a statement sent to The Verge, Yelp said that it didn't believe these sorts of AI fakes would pose much a problem.
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In addition, Phil Schiller noted that the team even worked with Hollywood mask makers to prevent Face ID from being fooled by fakes.
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Fakes had no place on his e-commerce platforms, Chinese billionaire Ma said in an opinion piece published by The Wall Street Journal.
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So her weekly livestreams are a way to pressure Facebook to do better, as well as to teach people how to spot fakes.
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Now the former tea party activist works with fellow conservatives and those of other political leanings to help people spot fakes on Facebook.
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In yet another bankruptcy court revelation, 50 Cent says that the wads of cash that he posed with on social media were fakes.
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When pressed for an estimate, he suggests that the generation of YouTube fakes that are very plausible may be possible within three years.
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Actually, it was a few members of the Senate Intelligence Committee who kept bringing up AI when, interestingly, they kept referencing deep fakes.
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Some buyers collect them, he says, and some potters study them to learn old techniques—often as a path to making better fakes.
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For instance, we'll need mechanisms in the mirrorworld to prevent fakes, stop illicit deletions, spot rogue insertions, remove spam, and reject insecure parts.
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The bombers had driven through a security checkpoint—but the guards had scanned the car with bomb detectors that were nothing but fakes.
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Rewind to Season 2, Episode 3, "The Reichenbach Fall," in which Sherlock fakes his own death and Moriarty shoots himself in the mouth.
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A French interpol officer from the French embassy inspects a fake French passport from Jafary's stash, next to other fakes of various nations.
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Granted, Fisher has had success with special teams fakes in the recent past, but few teams would be fooled in this particular situation.
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Jane, worried about how to handle herself in this new situation, fakes her orgasm rather than be honest with Michael about being unsure.
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This belief was the inspiration for her new novel Meternity, about a woman who fakes a pregnancy to enjoy some paid me-time.
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Australia, Farid noted, banned such content after a woman was victimized by fakes nudes and the United Kingdom is also working on legislation.
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Its Taobao e-commerce platform was blacklisted by the U.S. Trade Representative for a second consecutive time this year for selling suspected fakes.
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"We're now in the world of deep fakes and stuff like that, and to some extent, they are CGI people," he told Insider.
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Integrated circuit expert Ken Shirriff took a deep dive into various chargers on the market and found numerous fakes masquerading as Apple chargers.
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AI Foundation has released a platform, called Reality Defender 2020, specifically to help combat the impact of deep fakes on the 2020 elections.
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If you want to fight fakes on the Internet as a whole the browser is the best place to do it, reckons Williams.
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Many of the fakes seem to come from Barletta, southern Italy, where Supreme Italia is distributed by a company called Trade Direct Srl.
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Still, sometimes fakes make it through to consumers who end up disappointed that their amazing watch isn't quite as amazing as they thought.
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Supposedly, her upper limbs were either never found, or deemed later fakes and left on the island when she was taken to France.
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It is a first-person account of an ambitious young journalist who fakes interview notes and voice mail messages to trick his editors.
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A historic surge in "phishing" email attacks exploiting the coronavirus are using sophisticated techniques to pump out highly-convincing fakes of legitimate emails.
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Fakes also encourage the ongoing crisis of looting of the world's archeological sites, by ramping up activity and demand in the antiquities market.
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Even as China grows and matures, and moves to protect brands and ideas, it still struggles with how to get rid of fakes.
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Alibaba has long faced accusations that its sales platforms harbor vendors selling fakes, and it has worked hard to push against that depiction.
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The problem became so rampant that some collectors even began quietly seeking out recently looted objects to avoid the risk of buying fakes.
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In August, he sent emails to Alibaba's investor and public relations departments threatening to raise a public ruckus about fakes on its sites.
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They did reach millions of Americans but there is little or no evidence indicating that the fakes made it into mainstream media reports.
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"We have a full-time team of spies in China who are paid to track down outlets that deal in fakes," he said.
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The bottom line: The media has been focused on preparing for deepfakes, but amateur fakes coming from the White House are already happening.
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But, but, but: Thurairatnam acknowledged that an open-source detector could help a particularly determined troll create new audio fakes that fool it.
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Dee Dee was a perpetrator of Munchausen by proxy, in which a caretaker or parent fakes, exaggerates, or induces an illness to attract attention.
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I think that misconception leads to a lot of people to thinking that witches are fakes just out to get your money or charlatans.
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"For us, dealing with authenticity of paintings, it is a discovery that is key to identifying fakes of early 20th century paintings," he explained.
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Certain candidates had exceedingly vague platforms or seemed like outright fakes, while some reportedly spammed other candidates for votes in exchange for their own.
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Here Matty breaks down the science and technique of burger making, and shows us what separates the real deals from the fakes out there.
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As counterfeiters have got better at producing copies, the number of fakes has grown to one in 30 coins in circulation, the mint reckons.
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Facebook announced this week it removed 2.19 billion fake accounts between January and March, its biggest-ever takedown of fakes in a single quarter.
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Zazzle even runs some of its computing on Amazon Web Services, as does Redbubble, another online marketplace that's seen fakes show up on Amazon.
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The proliferation of realistic fakes would be a boon to conspiracy theorists, and would contribute to the current climate of deteriorating confidence in journalism.
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However in other countries which also have big votes looming this year Facebook has yet to announced any measures to combat politically charged fakes.
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"She's sincere; she's miserable at these people who are just fakes, are doing better than her and everything she's putting into it," he said.
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Cravens started teaching people to spot fakes last fall after becoming frustrated with seeing those in her personal and political circles share questionable content.
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The market for fakes was ripe: newly arrived Western dishes needed promoting and explaining to locals in the 1930s, as more people dined out.
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We've been debunking fake photos at Gizmodo since 21973, but in the year 26, the fakes seem to be spreading online faster than ever.
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A veteran jewelry dealer in Albuquerque, Skip Maisel notes he is aware of the fakes in neighboring businesses but doesn't see it often himself.
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Speaking of AI, to combat the growing threat of deep fakes, a new tool uses the blockchain to monitor video for tampering and manipulation.
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In the past, forgers attempting to get a similar looking timepiece to market wouldn't put nearly as much attention to detail into their fakes.
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It's also still not clear whether it will be effective versus an app that's always on hand and capable of feeding in fresh fakes.
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It's like the German guy said"—he fakes a German accent—"You have created the Frankenstein monster, and now it's out of your control.
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The documents included fraudulently obtained but legitimate U.S. visas, as well as fakes, along with ID papers such as education degrees and birth certificates.
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Another Alibaba site, Tmall, is marketed as a higher-end, more reliable Chinese online marketplace and has been praised for being tough on fakes.
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This is Corker's way of dismissing the idea that Trump is playing three-dimensional chess with every move he makes or tweet he fakes.
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In March a handful of "leaked" images surfaced suggesting that this design was in fact real — though they turned out to be elaborate fakes.
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Whether using clandestine means to launch impeccable fakes onto the rhinoceros-horn market would truly reduce prices and sabotage demand remains to be tested.
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" When I asked if she fakes the intimacy, she told me the money is her primary motivator, but "when I'm there, I'm all theirs.
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On the vetting front, 5miles is attempting to tackle what it refers to as existing online marketplaces that are "full of spammers and fakes".
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WhatsApp also officially announced its closed pilot program for verifying business accounts with a green checkmark to distinguish them from personal accounts and fakes.
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In 2017 came Pyrex Original, a rip-off of Virgil Abloh's Pyrex Vision, as well as legal fakes of Kith, Thrasher, Vetements, and Palace.
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When you see a vendor on a street corner selling Rolex watches for $20, it's not that hard to deduce that they are fakes.
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Nine of these CDs were fakes, roughly 11 percent of those sampled, and the study only looked at albums released by U.S. record labels.
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After all, the Pelosi fakes weren't newsworthy because they were high-tech, but because the lie was so blatant and spread by powerful individuals.
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Some high-end brands have pushed back against resale platforms, claiming that the businesses do not do a good enough job rooting out fakes.
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When Hachimura made three pump fakes, Koumadje bit on the final one and was whistled for his fourth foul with 14:19 to play.
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That's after its inclusion in the group irked some members who said the company wasn't going far enough to cull fakes from its marketplaces.
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It had no means to prove the paintings were fakes or forgeries, one official said, so it had no legal authority to keep them.
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They wear slick-bottomed shoes that slide up and down and around the bowl, propelling their fakes selves around the surface of fake Mars.
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Perhaps unsurprisingly, given how many political parties have their own hands in the data and ad-targeting cookie jar, as well as pushing fakes.
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How could it have happened that knowledgeable collectors and even experts were taken in by paintings that would be quickly spotted as fakes today?
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But the arrival of better faux-fur options — in look, feel and manufacture — has made the case for fakes as convincingly as activism can.
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" In the video, Wetzbarger jokes about the pervasiveness of fakes on the market: "Some designers even say that if you're not counterfeited, you're not relevant.
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Alibaba president Michael Evans said the company was "very disappointed" by USTR's move that ignored "real work" the tech giant has done to counter fakes.
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Most famously, it was featured in the scene from When Harry Met Sally in which Meg Ryan fakes an orgasm while eating a turkey sandwich.
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But what is less often discussed — yet just as dangerous — is the threat deep fakes and disinformation more generally poses to corporations, brands and markets.
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Jevin West and Carl Bergstrom, the site's creators, told BuzzFeed News the goal is to help people understand how to spot fakes created by computers.
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In 2008 he set up Pest Control, an agency to authenticate works and prevent fakes and site-specific street pieces from appearing on the market.
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The internet is full of overblown promises and outright fakes — but Facezam was particularly easy to accept as real, and felt particularly urgent to share.
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Ma has repeatedly pledged to crack down on the fakes trade, which he has said was a problem across China, not just on Alibaba's platforms.
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Despite that, a quick Taobao search for a term such as "Gucci glasses" returns many obvious fakes, with prices as low as 40 renminbi ($6).
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One idea he had is not just to shut down the offending pages, but to migrate people who liked the fakes onto the real pages.
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But they also assert that given the difficulties of identifying such sophisticated fakes, there are likely more of them than they were able to spot.
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In December, a man was able to substitute two diamonds and two rings worth 5.5 million euros in a jewellery store replacing them with fakes.
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Others are experimenting with sensors that capture pulse and varying degrees of pressure when they read prints, which can help to weed out the fakes.
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Once the Warriors started to overplay the roll man, James started using pass fakes to open up shooters in the corners for direct bullet passes.
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Certain categories like electronics and software are increasingly risky for third parties, as companies like Samsung, and try to weed out fakes and unauthorized sales.
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To stall for time, Delaney begins bleeding profusely and somehow fakes a seizure, because of course he has ways of doing all of these things.
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His fakes open up lanes for Kamara and Mark Ingram, and he's been efficient when keeping the ball himself (21 carries, 123 yards, one TD).
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FakeApp is a way to face-swap in video, producing convincing fakes in which a politician or friend appears to be saying something they didn't.
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He fakes a shot himself and powers his way toward the lane, drawing the attention of the opposition's rim-protector, the final line of defense.
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Pokémon DIY and fakes In Canada, frustrated hunters are sharing pictures of substitute activities -- throwing fake Pokéballs on pets and getting creative with paint skills.
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Flynn's chief executive David Fakes said punishing his company, which also plans to appeal, for selling phenytoin capsules for less than phenytoin tablets "beggars belief".
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As deep fakes increase in sophistication, so will our immunity to them: We will learn not to trust our senses, and to insist on authentication.
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Over the course of a few years, she returned the fakes to major department stores, stealing as much as $1 million from one retailer alone.
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His cover is almost blown while at a restaurant with Evelyn when he spots a drug associate and abruptly fakes a psychopathic fit of rage.
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In the wake of the election, reading about filter bubbles and fakes, I've been thinking more and more about what I want out of Facebook.
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There is no permanent technological solution to hacking, data manipulation and, soon, deep fakes — like climate change, this is a problem we have to manage.
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I also recently started researching how the emerging issue of deep fakes, or media generated with the help of artificial intelligence, will impact our newsroom.
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According to Barnett, it wasn't until PopSockets agreed to spend $2 million on retail marketing that Amazon finally clamped down on the fakes and knockoffs.
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This gives para-party groups, white nationalists, and hackers out for a thrill a platform on which to spread lies, fake news or deep fakes.
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There were inevitable references to the movie "Ferris Bueller's Day Off," the John Hughes comedy about a popular and scheming teenager who fakes being sick.
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""We're taking a tough line on manipulated campaign videos before viewers are flooded with so many fakes that they have trouble knowing what is true.
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He had been the second-leading scorer as a freshman and possessed an elegant jump shot, and fakes and spins he had yet to unpack.
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Alibaba, which has shares that trade in the United States, has been under fire there for the fakes that proliferate on its Chinese sales platforms.
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Copies, Fakes, and Reproductions: Printmaking in the Renaissance continues at the Blanton Museum of Art (200 East MLK Jr. Drive, Austin, Texas) through June 16.
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So Kitaoka showed a couple of fakes just to make sure Cruickshank was still swinging, then ducked in underneath the right straight and onto Cruickshank's hips.
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Ma himself has called counterfeits a "cancer" to his company, and consistently emphasizes Alibaba's efforts to clean up fakes by taking down listings and banning sellers.
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We're doing everything from collating complaints from customers and rights-holders to using optical character recognition and analysis of photos and logos to identify online fakes.
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"Counterfeiters prey on poorer countries more than their richer counterparts, with up to 30 times greater penetration of fakes in the supply chain," said the report.
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" So far, Porky Basquiat has maintained a very cheeky social media presence, posting photos with captions like "tired of these fakes" and "what is dnce anyway?
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The "very special" jewelry in the museum's collection is replaced with fakes, the art ends up in the observers hands, and no one is the wiser.
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" Another, up on the blog right now, is from a woman who exclusively fakes orgasms, "because one time I had one, and some poop came out.
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In the markets of San Cristóbal, 47km (29 miles) away from Aguacatenango, real dresses from the village share shelf space with identical fakes made in Asia.
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It took 10003 years before a team of researchers at the British Museum uncovered the fakes in 1953, using the then-new technique of fluorine dating.
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All this should be welcome news, and not just for people worried about AI fake porn — but those concerned about high-quality AI fakes more generally.
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As The Atlantic pointed out years ago while debunking fakes from Hurricane Sandy, the original shark photo is from 2006 and can be found on Flickr.
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Before you replace the contents of your much-toiled over plant corner with a bunch of fakes, though, Tavella cautions that there is one potential drawback.
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In the clip below, Porzingis fakes the handoff and drives to the lane for the easy finish: This is the perfect use of Porzingis' skill set.
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Many people will take fakes at face value (remember that picture of a shark in Houston?), especially if its content meshes with what they already think.
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I believe the way the technology works is it fakes being a cell phone tower so your phone data goes to their fake cell phone tower.
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Although StockX advertises its verification process, "probably 2 to 3 percent of the shoes that StockX gets are fakes that we have to reject," said Luber.
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Amazon is reportedly preparing a registry to prevent fakes, and working with brands to register with the site even if they don't plan to sell goods.
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"Tainted leaks plant fakes in a forest of facts in an attempt to make them credible by association with genuine, stolen documents," Mr Scott-Railton said.
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Swanky shops in central Zurich will accept large notes in payment for posh fountain pens, though they use special machines to check they are not fakes.
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Given the ubiquity of fakes among re-sellers, buyers often examine pre-owned fashion to deduce authenticity, often analyzing the stitching, font size and interior labels.
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At the moment, Africa has a patchwork of national agencies, many short of funds and expertise to clamp down on fakes or approve genuine drugs efficiently.
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In the age of deep fakes, gun-toting drones, and freely available militarized malware, the next incarnation of Aum might not be so easy to stop.
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Letting so many sellers in with few limitations has also created a marketplace for fakes that were more often found on street corners or flea markets.
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The RealReal CEO Julie Wainwright conceded on Wednesday that the luxury consignment marketplace's claim of not having any fakes on its website may not be correct.
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Mr. Ma also defended Alibaba's efforts to fight the trade in counterfeit goods, which he said was not easy — partly because fakes have become much better.
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Any time a new gadget becomes popular, counterfeiters around the world start to crank out fakes and get them into the country as quickly as possible.
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After CNBC's report, The RealReal sent a note to customers, conceding that its claim of not having any fakes on its website may not be correct.
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That is why Egerton didn't wear prosthetic teeth during filming, as director Dexter Fletcher was concerned the gap-creating fakes would impede his lead's singing ability.
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In China, as in the U.S., there are people who actively seek out fakes, people who are unwilling or unable to pay for the real thing.
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His triple-threat position rarely led to anything more than a series of jab steps and ball fakes that set the table for a contested jumper.
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Emma Monks, head of social media risk at Crisp, a brand-safety adviser, says that fakes worth "nearly half a trillion dollars" hit the market yearly.
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To preserve the effectiveness of antimicrobials, regulators need to prevent their overuse and misuse just as they need to prevent the use of poor-quality fakes.
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In the opening scene of CAM, Alice fakes slitting her own throat, live on camera, whilst behind her an enormous, over-stuffed teddy bear watches mutely.
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He showed signs of it last year when he had a matchup he liked, taking it to the post for spins and fakes and easy floaters.
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To retain customers and avoid regulators' ire, Alibaba, which served more than 500 million buyers last year, has fought sales of fakes on its Taobao marketplace.
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Facebook also said there were connections between the latest fake accounts and pages and some that it had terminated in a previous purge of Russian fakes.
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It silences lawful political speech, and it makes it harder to identify and build consensus around definitions for doctored deep fakes and truly deceptively manipulated media.
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In a world filled with climbers, fakes and opportunists, from our street corners and churches all the way to Washington, D.C., you were the real deal.
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Mr. Ellis, the former leader of the Met's art and antiques squad, said that in the 0003s and '90s, police resources were further stretched by fakes.
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The participants who learned about disinformation first were far less likely to believe the videos, she said, suggesting that it's possible to inoculate users against fakes.
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Just a few short years ago Zuckerberg was the guy telling everyone that election interference via algorithmically amplified social media fakes was "a pretty crazy idea".
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Reports of racially motivated incidents at the Air Force Academy and near a university campus in Manhattan, Kansas were found to be fakes after thorough investigation.
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During the edited part of the sound, the person in the TikTok fakes having a seizure by shaking and letting water fall out of their mouth.
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The corporate owner of the Gucci and Yves Saint Laurent brand names, Kering, sued Alibaba two years ago over the prevalence of fakes on its services.
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Last summer, Twitter, crediting The Times, stripped tens of millions of suspicious accounts from its users' follower counts, hoping to stamp out the sale of fakes.
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Mikhail Fedorov, who handles digital strategy for Mr. Zelensky's campaign, said its Facebook pages had been drowned out by fakes almost indistinguishable from the real site.
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The report also indicates that forgeries and fakes were a concern for 62 percent of online art buyers this year, a 10 percent increase from 2018.
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" – Omar WATCH: I Sent Fakes of Myself to Be on TV Around the World "Days before my medical examination, I fractured my arm in a minor accident.
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He said the quality of the fakes was poor and they did not have the embossed feel and security features such as watermarks seen on genuine notes.
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Reid then gets five blockers on five box defenders by using arc releases and zone-read and jet-sweep fakes, often with a pass option built in.
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Generating high-quality fakes does require tons of raw input to fine-tune the resulting fake, but that's not exactly in short supply on celebrities or politicians.
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And sure, there are imposters and fakes scamming people on the service, but it's not like Facebook's real-name policy has prevented all abuse on the platform.
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But the attack is also notable for the content that hasn't spread online in the aftermath: fakes, hoaxes, and other forms of deliberate or accidental misleading information.
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"Internet political ads present entirely new challenges to civic discourse: machine learning-based optimization of messaging and micro-targeting, unchecked misleading information, and deep fakes," he tweeted.
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Sure, there's a profusion of laws around identity theft and defamation that might dissuade creators of harmful fakes, but it's unclear who will enforce them or how.
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What they're saying: "Deep fakes have the potential to disrupt every facet of our society and trigger dangerous international and domestic consequences," Curbelo said in a statement.
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It's an order to the customs agents to confiscate incoming goods that infringe our patent, whether they say "PopSockets" or not, so that includes all the fakes.
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In the vintage watch market, fakes are very common, so it's crucial for people who are new to watches to make sure the seller isn't a charlatan.
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There are (and have been) many phony Giuliani accounts—most of which don't call themselves out as fakes, parodies, or anything less than the genuinely horrible article.
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And the good people of the internet have done what the internet does best when something has been found out as fake: They've made even more fakes.
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VICE caught up with Yu-Ming Wu at Sneaker Con Toronto to find out more about the show, the authentication program, and how to spot the fakes.
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A Facebook spokesperson said the number of accounts it disabled is not included in its MAU figure since the obvious fakes tend to be removed fairly quickly.
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And while that point may seem obvious, the extent of Fortnite fakes on the web, along with how convincingly they mimic their inspirations, may still surprise you.
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Founder Jack Ma has said that the fakes are of "better quality, better prices than the real products, the real names," as CNBC reported in July 2016.
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"It has become increasingly unsustainable for small towns to run museums, and it has become increasingly simple for fraudsters to trick municipalities with fakes," Mr. Forcada said.
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There are so many fakes released before and after a new iPhone's launch that they're not even worth writing about anymore, even if they're exquisitely-made clones.
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Now, Rober has released a statement saying that he re-edited the video to remove two of the reaction clips, admitting that they were, in fact, fakes.
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But that same month, the IACC suspended Alibaba's membership after complaints from members who said the company wasn't doing enough to weed out fakes on its marketplace.
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Demand that's likely to rise as more policymakers and governments wake up to the risks and challenges posed by online fakes — and prepare to regulate internet firms.
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It's one of many narrative head fakes Spider-Man deploys, moments that work because they betray our low expectations for stories in games, let alone superhero ones.
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"Internet political ads present entirely new challenges to civic discourse: machine learning-based optimization of messaging and micro-targeting, unchecked misleading information, and deep fakes," he wrote.
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In the long term, we should expect AI systems to be capable of producing fakes that cannot be spotted either by us or by our AI techniques.
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Another challenge for officers is what is known as "super fakes," or counterfeits that appear to be so real it is hard to tell it's an impostor.
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It is also possible the leaked clips are high-quality fakes, though in at least one instance enough production-grade CGI is involved that it seems improbable.
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As CGI technology gets better, there are concerns from some in fashion and media about what this means in terms of marketing, job security, and deep fakes.
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But with his second Supreme Court nomination, notwithstanding all the head-fakes and reality-television atmospherics, Trump has demonstrated that he'll take his Trumpishness only so far.
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But others argue, including within the company itself, that numerous fakes stories that pop up on the service have real impact and Facebook needs to fix that.
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The report doesn't specify how many of these 80 CDs were "Fulfilled by Amazon" purchases, only that 25 percent of those that were ended up being fakes.
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So if your servicer, say, fakes more than one million account openings, you can force it to pay closing costs on a refinance with a different company.
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In reality, the work had been painted in the 1980s by Robert Trotter, an artist who was later jailed and fined for selling dozens of such fakes.
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" If the fakes are confirmed, he said, investigators "will have to get to the top of the pyramid to see who first certified them as being original.
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" When disinformation groups do use fake media in their campaigns, it usually takes the form of fake images presented in a misleading context — so-called "shallow fakes.
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But she emphasizes it will continue to allow this type of bogus content to circulate (while potentially reducing its distribution), claiming such labelled fakes provide helpful context.
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As for the fakes, multiple dealers have told us it's not uncommon for forgers to push out fake items and fake signatures on eBay and other platforms.
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But when we told Carlos experts are warning memorabilia seekers that scumbags are selling fakes to profit off the demand following KB's death ... he got pretty pissed.
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Some government officials say Mr. Ji and the unknown number of others like him abuse a law that was meant merely to empower consumers to report fakes.
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Last month, Twitter announced a new policy to ban tweets that "deceptively share synthetic or manipulated media that are likely to cause harm," such as deep fakes.
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Restaurants are among the last remaining places where groups of humans still sound the same way they did before the age of Auto-Tune and deep fakes.
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Although much of the focus on this technology has been concerned with the perceived danger of political fakes, the vast majority of deepfakes are non-consensual pornography.
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The athlete Heinel said did not measure up to the school's standards was hardly a borderline athlete, much less one of the fakes she and Singer created.
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Mr. Feero, who said he used only gemstones that occurred in nature, said he worried about fakes because the quality of manufactured diamonds had improved so rapidly.
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The trove, which also included 18th- and 19th-century paintings by Ottoman artists of Armenian and Greek descent (and five fakes), has been valued at $20 million.
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In Game 6, James managed to get Warriors players to bite on pump fakes, something that didn't happen in Games 1-4 when he wasn't making jump shots.
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Amid debate that the new tax increase can reduce cigarette sales and encourage fakes, the government's focal person on tobacco control, Babar Atta, said the decision would stand.
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This week, images from the Cassini space probe, medieval history's reckoning with Nazis, the artist behind many Pre-Columbian fakes, your brain on art, font detectives, and more.
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As first reported by Motherboard's Sam Cole, these deep fakes were made possible by adapting an open source machine learning library called TensorFlow, originally developed by Google engineers.
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Warehouse receipts can be endorsed from one holder to another and in this case the documents were transferred between several parties before they were discovered to be fakes.
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People who investigate fake accounts on the platform told us the company still fails to remove obvious fakes — even during critical periods, such as the European Parliament election.
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In going through the formal take-down request process that Amazon requires, online merchants are not only wasting precious hours, but they're seeing the number of fakes multiply.
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What's more, the powers that be lack an effective regulatory mechanism for dealing with the next phase of the disinformation age, when indistinguishable fakes will flood the internet.
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Many of the fakes portray Haddad as a communist whose Workers Party would turn Brazil into another Cuba, convert children to homosexuality and plans to rig voting machines.
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Here are his top tips for spotting forgeries and fakes: "I think it's best to start with the laziest options, and then move to the hardest," says Melikdjanian.
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Yes, but: As big a threat as fake images are, an even bigger problem right now is the ease with which legitimate images can be discredited as fakes.
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To make the imagery more realistic, you can have the software compete with a copy of itself, one version generating imagery, and the other trying to spot fakes.
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And thanks to technology's increasing potency, fakes are getting more sophisticated, which means they will be increasingly plausible — and get even more difficult to distinguish from the truth.
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Hale fakes an emotional breakdown so that she can weed out the male lawmakers who are trying to undermine her and replace them with an all-female cabinet.
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When he was convicted in 1990, after a decade of producing and selling fakes, Robert Trotter, an American artist, confessed that he had painted "Village Scene" in 1985.
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Instead, this was a real double to the other room, and the "people" in it were fakes: bots made to look like the people visiting the Chaffee estate.
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Although the term was originally only applied to pornographic fakes, it was quickly adopted as shorthand for a broad range of video and imagery edited using machine learning.
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How information on debunked fakes can be credibly and widely fed back to Indian voters in a way that broadly reaches the electorate is what's really key though.
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" -- The Atlantic's Derek Thompson: "I think we may overrate the longterm danger of deep fakes and underrate the ongoing threat of low-tech video edits to viral videos.
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In January, US Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats warned Congress of a new artificial intelligence-based technology, known as deep fakes, that make realistic video manipulation possible.
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Bloomberg News reports that Amazon has acknowledged internally that the counterfeit problem is getting worse, and that it has made fighting fakes a "major goal" for next year.
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Last year Shanghai police said they seized 3m locally made condoms manufactured from inferior and in some cases foul-smelling materials, following a 2013 bust of 5m fakes.
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"Obviously, I know that he's going, so I just tried to mix up the timing, put some head fakes in there and maybe catch him leaning," Kintzler said.
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Australian and New Zealand suppliers of goods from wine and lamb to honey have lately been stepping up efforts to combat fakes, particularly in the lucrative Chinese market.
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First reported by Hypebeast, the new hub will be moderated by the Strictlypreme team, a group of experienced buyers who will validate an item's authenticity — no fakes allowed.
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In an upended world where reality pretty much fakes itself, and where social media feeds an endlessly provocative outrage cycle, Baron Cohen's game may be getting old fast.
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Speaking to The Independent, Ganne said that should any of the other wines sold in the auction turn out to be fakes, sales would be nullified and refunded.
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As MBW point out, however, Spotify haven't denied flat-out that the platform may be home to fake artists, though they've said plainly they aren't behind said fakes.
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In the last decade, United States government officials accused North Korea of counterfeiting $100 bills, which were known as "superdollars" or "supernotes" because the fakes were nearly flawless.
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From extremely rare and bizarre Turkish fakes to the infamous Star Knight featuring Darth Vader as a biker cop, the world of sham figures still calls to collectors.
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Apple said it bought more than 100 iPhones, power adapters, and Lightning cables from Mobile Star through Amazon and found nearly 90 percent of the goods were fakes.
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But recent reporting has suggested Facebook's AI tools are more limited than previously understood, raising questions about whether its tech can handle increasingly sophisticated threats like deep fakes.
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Last summer, TIME asked for the fake magazines to be removed after reports surfaced that at least five of Trump's golf clubs featured the fakes bearing his photo.
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He fakes a suicide note to save his son embarrassment, and the aftermath is so bizarre and outlandish its impossible to imagine any other actor in this role.
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The country's regulators are also taking the matter seriously, with Bloomberg reporting that an investigation is about to get underway into the trade in obvious fakes on Pinduoduo.
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He pump fakes free throws; he looks happy doing everything except the very thing that he's paid to do;' he inspires despair in even the most casual viewer.
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Time magazine has asked the Trump Organization to remove a number of issues featuring President Donald Trump from its golf clubs after they were proven to be fakes.
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For the issue of spoofed comments, there is a fairly simple solution: You can report them to the site's owner, which will likely analyze and remove the fakes.
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In the early 20th century, Minoan fakes, sometimes fabricated by the same people carrying out archaeological restorations in Crete, appeared on the market for museum and private collectors.
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"We've been really vanilla against him," said Brian Schneider, the Seahawks' special-teams coach, whose team has been foiled by Hekker twice on fakes, after a September practice.
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For starters, the app isn't able to make icons with transparent backgrounds, so it fakes it by exporting each icon with either a solid white or black background.
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Smarter bots: Bad actors are relying less on phalanxes of bots known as botnets, instead creating convincing fakes to manipulate humans into doing the dirty work for them.
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Once laid, some eggs are sent away for incubation and replaced by smart fakes, which wiggle and cheep so that the mother is primed for her hatchling's return.
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Still, small- and medium-size businesses have said it can be hard to report fakes to Alibaba, and that its systems can be clunky and prone to errors.
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Likewise, the auction houses Christie's and Sotheby's, as well as a consultant who worked for both of them, have sold works later dismissed by some experts as fakes.
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Being blacklisted does not carry any penalties, but it is a blow to Alibaba, which has been working to shed perceptions that its websites are riddled with fakes.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A French museum dedicated to the painter Étienne Terrus has reopened with some shocking news: over half its collection consists of fakes.
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The De Soles sued Knoedler and Freedman in 2013 after prosecutors brought charges against an art dealer, Glafira Rosales, for participating in a scheme to sell fakes to galleries.
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WhatsApp appears to be testing a new feature aimed at trying to limit the spread of chain letter style spam messages and tackle viral fakes spreading on its platform.
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This year Pinduoduo was put on the U.S. government's "notorious" blacklist alongside rival Alibaba for selling fakes, while the company claims it's actively working to root out problematic listings.
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These are not the fakes we're looking to stop These are not the kind of deepfakes that some experts watching the space for emerging threats are concerned about stopping.
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In just two games, already has racked up a highlight reel's worth of fancy pass fakes and no-look assists, threading the needle and hitting cutting teammates in stride.
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Common on fakes, and rarely (if ever) seen on an authentic bag [are additions such as] hangtags, a plastic sleeve on the handle, and masking tape on the feet.
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After all, the practice of retouching photos goes all the way back to the dark room, and the media has often been tricked into reporting fakes images as real.
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Today, Rosenfeld says he often encounters fakes when collectors and institutions contact his gallery seeking the rights to reproduce an image of an artist's work, often in exhibition literature.
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She sees rising awareness of problems of piracy and counterfeiting as good news for a business that makes its money from companies paying it to get fakes taken down.
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Sure, the fashion industry has plenty of scary-good fakes and knockoffs (partly because of how difficult it is for designers, brands, and artists to actually protect their designs).
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So instead of Facebook's brand and business invoking the sought-for sense of community, it's come to appear like a layer cake of fakes, iced with hate speech horrors.
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The folks at Rare Whisky 101, for example, work with geochemistry experts at Scottish labs to test a spirit's age and origin; they consistently find a percentage of fakes.
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Almost 70% of artifacts that have been seized in anti-smuggling operations in Syria and Lebanon have turned out to be fakes according to Syria's antiquities chief, Maamoun Abdulkarim.
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We talked about the seven years he spent roaming the jungle before becoming a shaman, the dangers of fakes, and how the ayahuasca tourism boom has impacted his hometown.
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However, while requiring your eyes to be open is one way to check against fakes, it's not a way to verify the face it's looking at is really alive.
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Up until recently, for example, Amazon would wash its hands of any blame about fakes on its site, dismissing counterfeit issues as the problem of third-party sellers instead.
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He could open his eyes and entwine his arm in that of one of the fakes and pretend he was actually in that other room, actually among those people. . . .
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Experts taking a more pessimistic view say that this technology is going to improve to the point where humans can't tell the difference between AI fakes and real footage.
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The company has long tried to develop ways to combat fakes, from ranking trusted reviews to developing algorithms that sniff out the obviously fake ones to suspending accounts altogether.
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The Museum of the Bible announced Monday that at least five of its Dead Sea Scrolls — among the most valuable and historically significant items in its collection — are fakes.
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Yet Facebook has been known to shut down swathes of accounts deemed fake ahead of elections, while apparently failing entirely to find other fakes (such as in this case).
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Lars Buttler, CEO of AI Foundation, tells The Verge that his team was motivated to create the plug-in because of escalating fears over misinformation, including AI-generated fakes.
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It has also been accused of fueling damaging political fakes during elections in Brazil last year, with Reuters reporting that the platform was flooded with falsehoods and conspiracy theories.
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In India, local press reports that politicians across the spectrum are being accused of seeking to manipulate the forthcoming elections by seeding fakes on the popular encrypted messaging platform.
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It has also experimented with other tactics to try to combat damaging WhatsApp rumors — such as using actors to role-play fakes in public to warn against false messages.
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On the screen, Kevin Love catches a kick-out pass from LeBron James, pump fakes Jakob Poeltl into Air Canada Center's court-side seats, and drills the open three.
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Alibaba has an American PR problem: Last December, it landed back on the U.S. government's "notorious markets" list for fakes — a designation that hurts its image among American businesses.
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In case you think you're not easily duped by fakes, the researchers set up a quiz to test how well you can discern the real Rogan from fake Rogan.
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Updated the next year with data from 22, it put the value of cross-border trade in fakes at $2500 billion, or 500% of the total for all goods.
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And the rise of e-commerce has made selling and transporting fakes much easier: almost two-thirds of seizures nowadays are of postal shipments, mostly of goods bought online.
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Now, deep fakes, believable videos of people doing and saying things they never said or did, are emerging as even more powerful tools for misleading people and undermining truth.
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The fakes sold at Knoedler were created by an artist, Pei-Shen Qian, in Queens and then sold to the gallery by Glafira Rosales, a dealer from Long Island.
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The project is one of a number of new scientific studies and databases focused on the underbellies of 18th-century French furniture, to make modern fakes easier to detect.
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But this documentary from the Netherlands, directed by Pieter van Huystee, takes a look at the artist's work, with its bizarre imagery and minute detail, and worries about fakes.
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"Tainted leaks plant fakes in a forest of facts in an attempt to make them credible by association with genuine, stolen documents," said Citizen Lab researcher John Scott-Railton.
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The very proliferation of CGI fakes intended to make movies increasingly eye-catching is draining all images of their actual meaning, because they are all, after all, just pixels.
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China's relatively swift move reflects a wider drive to improve the quality of locally-made drugs and rid the sector of a reputation for corruption, poor quality and fakes.
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"My worry is also that there are a lot of people who have a lot of interest in putting money towards [systems that can create plausible fakes]," she said.
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This would be, essentially, a 24-hour alibi service, in which one's every word and action is captured digitally — thus making it possible to disprove fakes when they arise.
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Three rare Mamluk mosque lamps that were stolen from Egypt and replaced with fakes will be repatriated — one from the UK and the others from the United Arab Emirates.
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Whatever the purpose of this torrent of fakes, someone thinks it's worth the effort to make new ones just a little faster than Facebook's machines can knock them down.
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These fakes are becoming increasingly advanced and unless the customer has the gold properly tested, they may be unaware of its inauthenticity until they try to sell it on.
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Speculation in the Middle East is so intense that purported leaks of the plan have gone viral online, prompting Kushner's team to issue statements denouncing them as obvious fakes.
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Louie De Kingdom declares martial law in Poland and Kashif is jailed without charge but then the wide-eyed Andy Kaufman dies, or fakes his death, for us all.
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The Stone During the 1930s and '40s, the Dutch forger Han van Meegeren made a fortune by successfully passing off many of his fakes as authentic paintings by Vermeer.
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After its listing in New York in 2014, a boom in its share price turned to bust when government regulators publicly tore it off a strip for peddling fakes.
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" In Copies, Fakes, and Reproductions: Printmaking in the Renaissance, the Blanton tackles tricky questions of authenticity, fakery, and how history and context shape our thinking about "originals" and "copies.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Can you imagine how many botched fakes a master forger must churn out before passing one off as a $20013-million Frans Hals, Scorpio?
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To be clear, we are far from the realm of simple label trafficking: These are not small-time crooks looking to maximize profits by reselling fakes under some prestigious appellation.
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The researchers created the fakes of some of the major candidates by mapping the candidates' real faces on the Saturday Night Live cast members who play them on the show.
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She posted a link to the poster of her 2009 film Labor Pains, in which she plays a woman who fakes a pregnancy before getting pregnant for real, on Twitter.
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This problem will only get worse as disinformation attacks become more common and as deep fakes become more convincing and their use more widespread in both political and business spheres.
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The reason seems to be that the shooter's media plan was so comprehensive, and his content spread so quickly, that there was little room for fakes to fill the void.
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The woman who consigned the fakes to Knoedler, and shared in profits from the sales, Glafira Rosales, pleaded guilty in 2013 to to wire fraud, money laundering and tax evasion.
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After multiple customers complained of bumps and rashes, officers seized fakes trying to pass as MAC, Urban Decay, Kylie Cosmetics, and more from 21 locations in the area, CNN reports.
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Clearing her throat, she showed off her whole offensive repertoire, scoring 13 points in the first half on aggressive drives and clever head fakes that freed her for jump shots.
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Imagine what Twitter might be like if it had been designed from the start by people who had experienced harassment: would it be such a ferment of fakes and bile?
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This makes her uncomfortably self-aware in a workplace full of FIT and Ivy League grads—so much so that in one episode she even fakes having gone to FIT.
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A month before Apple filed the suit in 2016, Amazon launched a Brand Registry that would help legitimate brands claim their identities on the Marketplace and differentiate themselves against fakes.
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LONDON — Austria's criminal intelligence service announced this week that it had uncovered a group selling forgeries of high-profile art, including fakes that had been attributed to Chagall and Picasso.
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He's not an employee of the store, just an avid collector, and he wanted me to know that neither he nor his favorite card shop endorsed or sold the fakes.
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Lehrman also says the team is "extremely vigilant about ensuring that counterfeit items don't show up on the site" and will take down any fakes they're notified of by brands.
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As wristwatches fall in popularity there is less to be made in the luxury watch market, making it all the more important for storied brands to fight back against fakes.
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The fakes are a worthwhile investment for undocumented immigrants, opening the possibility of employment at a restaurant, hotel and many other establishments in the country's second-largest city and beyond.
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Future fabrications will be far more difficult to debunk, including so-called deep fakes, audio and video clips of, say, politicians saying or doing things they never said or did.
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So she fakes bravery until she feels it, siphons strength from her friendships and close family connections, and reclaims those parts of her childhood she's not ready to leave behind.
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The new policy doesn't cover videos edited with conventional tools known as "shallow fakes," which have been the category most examples of damaging, manipulated media in recent years falls under.
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He claimed that he scored his first artistic coup as a teen-ager, by copying paintings in his father's collection and swapping the fakes for the originals, which he sold.
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"Fakes are becoming better and better by the day," said Billy Woodward, a StockX user who has collected about 250 pairs of sneakers and is based in San Antonio, Texas.
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A shadowy figure fades in and out of view on the rocky shores of Dear Esther, and Gone Home fakes players out by leaving clues that the house is haunted.
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Coco Chanel had accomplished the same dynamic some years earlier, but her fakes were meant for a more limited, well-heeled market and, unlike Mr. Lane's, had little mass distribution.
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But if there is a silver lining to such doubts, the experts said it was that today's technology has made it easier to spot possible fakes and forgeries from afar.
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It's not surprising that at first the movie fakes the viewer out, with innocuous incoming calls and one character pranking the table with a cellphone borrowed from a resident teen.
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In Iran, the government has long created internet sites that mimic those of legitimate news organizations like the BBC; these fakes are filled with conspiracy theories and anti-Western propaganda.
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He used a machine learning program to weed out the millions of comments that were fakes and duplicates—as the duplicated messages were almost certainly part of a form letter campaign.
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Scientists have gone so far as to create catalogs of meteorite imposters they've been sent, and careful guides are written to try and prevent unwitting first time buyers from purchasing fakes.
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Obviously, the fakes news issue is unavoidable for Zuckerberg, although he seemed to prefer to focus on something he calls "sensationalism" and ridding the world of it in favor of agreement.
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While the majority of the so-called "Dare stones" are widely acknowledged to be fakes, the first stone, which supposedly bears a message from Eleanor White Dare, continues to fascinate historians.
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We don't see high-profile fakes of the suspect or the victim, and even the reliably vocal conspiracy theorists aren't touting the usual "this shooting was staged by the government" fake.
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" A person who runs the Last Line of Defense page told BuzzFeed News via Facebook Messenger that he created the fakes because "conservatives are currently piling irrational hatred on Taylor Swift.
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Meanwhile, members of "the state," far from carrying out the efficient machinations imagined by Orwell, are themselves flummoxed by, and often the targets of, malicious fakes (like the "Drunk Pelosi" video).
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Knoedler was the oldest gallery in New York when it closed in 2011, just ahead of a number of lawsuits by collectors who came to suspect they had been sold fakes.
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They confiscated more than 9,000 items, including figurines, jewelry and coins that were 2,000 years old, as well as molds and other material that suggested some of them could be fakes.
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Instead it started showing related stories — containing content it had verified as coming from news outlets its network of fact checkers considered reputable — as an alternative way to debunk potential fakes.
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But when a painting is a fake, it is missing its soul, and these were missing that three dimensional elegance of Modigliani — even a child could see these were crude fakes.
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" Giorgio Patrini, an AI researcher at the University of Amsterdam who's written on the subject of digital fakes, offered a similar definition, saying a deepfake should include "some automated, learned component.
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Sure, you'd have to deal with the occasional Big Foot hoax, but for the most part, those who had the time or talent to create believable fakes were in the minority.
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Even if the company head-fakes the crowd with a whole bunch of secret hardware, most of the attention will still fall on what it's doing to clean up the platform.
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Roberson is too slippery for screens, too disciplined for pump fakes, and too determined to give up even in the rare instance where his man skates ahead by half a step.
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The lawsuit alleged Manning had a contractual obligation with a major NY sports dealer to provide game used helmets ... but tried to weasel his way out of it by using fakes.
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DNA analysis would certainly reveal fakes, but such analysis is complicated and therefore hard to do in the sorts of back rooms in which rhino-horn sales tend to take place.
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Additionally, this legislation will update identity-theft statutes for the 21st century, so when people use deep fakes to impersonate others, this virtual impersonation will now also be recognized as illegal.
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The book jumps forward eight years in the future, when Theo has become an antiques dealer in New York selling fakes, engaged to a childhood friend, and addicted to prescription medication.
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Facebook admits, and my sources confirm, that it can do a better job of this by helping users flag dubious articles and predicting fakes based on data it has for search.
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The company employs an in-house authentication team that reviews every item to guard against fakes before they make their way onto the website, though stuff still slips through the cracks.
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It is trivial to get these fakes from the factory to the street, leading to a flood of fake watches that are almost indistinguishable from real watches to the average consumer.
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However, said Powell, less popular and more expensive makers like Chopard, Piaget and Hublot are seeing fakes hit the market, a testament to the broad popularity of once-exclusive watch models.
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Fakes have also been installed in weapon systems, and a 2012 Senate Armed Services Committee investigation found phony parts in cargo headed for Special Operations helicopters and a Navy surveillance plane.
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Google didn't unveil any specific plans to address synthetic media but said it would release data sets to journalism organizations and researchers to help them develop tools to spot the fakes.
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"The market has been overrun with counterfeits and fakes, and many of them were being sold on Amazon," Richard Fienberg, a spokesperson for the American Astronomical Society, told the Washington Post.
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The market is riddled with fakes and tourist tat, and the Arts Law Center of Australia estimates that some 80 percent of "Aboriginal" arts and crafts sold in shops is inauthentic.
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The director of Syria's ministry of antiquities and museums has estimated that 70% of the objects that have been seized and returned to Syria as smuggled antiquities are, in fact, fakes.
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Palestinian leaders dismissed the videos, released on Sunday, as fakes aimed at deflating the strike of over 1,000 prisoners, which has stirred protests and clashes with security forces in Palestinian areas.
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California's law does not use the word deepfake, but it's clear the AI-manufactured fakes are the primary culprit, along with videos misleadingly edited to frame someone in a negative light.
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Last year, the owner of the Gucci and Yves Saint Laurent brands sued Alibaba in New York federal court, claiming that the company encouraged sales of fakes on its online platforms.
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Google did say that it would take new steps to curb misinformation, though, by changing its policies to forbid the presentation of "deep fakes" and ad spots that are "demonstrably" false.
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For small enterprises, fighting fakes on Alibaba's sites "can become expensive, it can become frustrating, it can take time away from your sales, marketing and other creative endeavors," Mr. Lamar said.
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Jack convinces Donna that the position has been taken and cannily fakes her way through the interview posing as Donna and landing the position — for which she is totally unprepared and unqualified.
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If you've ever woken up on the brink of a heart attack, drenched in sweat and convinced you'll…Read more ReadHow Archivists Could Stop Deepfakes From Rewriting HistoryHistory is rife with fakes.
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We might have missed a lot of fakes over the years—after all, it's only when disputes air in court or the media that they receive enough expert attention to expose them.
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Facebook says up to 23 percent of its accounts may be illegitimate, but the percentage of fakes in Squire's database is probably higher, as white nationalists often hide behind multiple sock puppets.
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But instead of making an empty home look lived in, Man on the Curtain fakes a roommate to make those living alone appear like less of an easy target for potential intruders.
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People who investigate fake accounts on the platform also told BuzzFeed News that the company still fails to remove obvious fakes — even during critical periods, such as the ongoing European Parliament election.
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"Internet political ads present entirely new challenges to civic discourse: machine learning-based optimization of messaging and micro-targeting, unchecked misleading information, and deep fakes," Dorsey tweeted as part of his announcement.
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By her own admission, between 1994 and 2009, the dealer, Glafira Rosales, had sold more than 4.83 fakes that she put forward as the work of Modernist masters like Rothko and Pollock.
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Whatnot, a company out of Y Combinator's Winter 2020 class, wants to tackle the issue of fakes in collectibles by adapting a model proven by services like GOAT and StockX: authenticated resale.
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In an effort to revive Gore's cratering disposition, Howard fakes a letter from Gore inviting Jamie and Mari to visit their villa and convinces Gore he wrote it in a drunken haze.
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Dahmer fakes epilepsy for attention, swigs constantly out of a flask of gin, and picks up roadkill every time he happens upon it — all things outside the bounds of standard teen angst.
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If you're unaware, "deep fakes" are digitally manipulated videos — which, using existing footage mixed with artificial intelligence and machine learning, can be made to look like, or close to, the real thing.
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It also doesn't take much effort to imagine purveyors of malicious rumors spreading fresh fakes claiming the fact-checks/checkers are biased or manipulated to try to turn WhatsApp users against it.
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So the company looks to be hoping to develop a multi-stakeholder, multi-format information network off of its own platform to help get the message out about fakes spreading on WhatsApp.
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These are the most flagrant examples of the disconcerting discovery made by a small art museum in the South of France: More than half of the works in its collection were fakes.
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Since the advent of deepfakes—algorithmically-generated face swap videos—we've seen more startups trying to make their own fake personas while simultaneously emphasizing the societal implications that these fakes could have.
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Last week Taobao said it was tightening controls on the sale of luxury goods, requiring sellers to show proof of authenticity as a way to try to combat the sale of fakes,.
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Pfizer will continue to make Viagra available as a prescription drug but the option of also buying it over-the-counter is likely to reduce demand for potentially ineffective and dangerous fakes.
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The Arcade Fire frontman — and eventual MVP — is putting the Straight Outta Compton star on his left hip, pushing him back, and laying down a series of convincing fakes and savvy footwork.
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Experts concluded that the piece was likely produced in the 19th century, when Renaissance-style furniture was all the rage among American industrialist tycoons—prompting many fakes to voyage across the Atlantic.
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Google says that only a very small percentage of overall reviews content on Google is fake, but the former employee doesn't believe that its systems were good enough at distinguishing the fakes.
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Jill Stein: The Democratic Party 'fakes left,' marches right Like Johnson, who has now been featured in two CNN town hall events, Stein also ran in 2012, but failed to gain traction.
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The results take a few hours and can show which mine a piece of jewelry came from, or detect heavy elements that date and identify the paint used, revealing restorations or fakes.
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On second-and-21 from the Seattle 753, Wilson dodged a pass rush with multiple fakes and twists out of trouble and connected with Doug Baldwin for a dramatic 54-yard completion.
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Mr. Abadi also announced a series of new security measures, most prominently an order that the Iraqi police and soldiers stop using bomb detectors that long ago were determined to be fakes.
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I will continue to act as a leader in educating my peers and the public about deceptive deep fakes and what we must do to ward against their threat to our democracy.
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The Slovenian member of the group tried to sell some of these fakes in 2014 but was unable to find buyers, said Vincenz Kriegs-Au, a spokesman for the criminal intelligence service.
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For example, in the case of images, fakes can be detected by imperceptible pixel-level imperfections or background inconsistencies; it is hard for most fake-generators to get the background details correct.
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Michael Feigin, a patent and trademark attorney with offices in New York and New Jersey, said he's hearing from more Amazon sellers by the day because of the influx of Chinese fakes.
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Reeder's oldest short of the three, "Seven Songs About Thunder," follows a young woman who fakes pregnancy, messes with her therapist, and may or may not have killed herself or someone else.
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Sean Edgett, Twitter's general counsel, testified before Congress that about 5 percent of its 330 million users are "false accounts or spam," which would add up to more than 16 million fakes.
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If you want to learn more about the dangers posed by deep fakes, you can read the new report by Bobby Chesney and Danielle Keats Citron at the Social Science Research Network.
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Enter Finnish Public Broadcasting Company, Yle, which is hoping to harness the engagement power of gamification to accelerate awareness and understanding of troll tactics and help more people spot malicious internet fakes.
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"It's unacceptable and I'm furious," the author Andrew Sean Greer tweeted after people complained last summer that fakes of his Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, "Less," were being sold as the real thing.
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In 2009, customers at a Salvation Army Family Thrift Store in Houston bid on drawings attributed to Dalí despite the ubiquity of fakes and the uncertain provenance of those pieces in particular.
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Suppliers of goods from fruit to wine and lamb are teaming up with makers of tracking systems, codes and powders to combat fakes that cost the global food business billions of dollars.
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In the case of the painter Alexej von Jawlensky, for instance, Mr. Jägers has tested 75 paintings attributed to the artist over the years, 50 of which he found to be fakes.
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The Impossible Burger, which tries so hard to be meat that it fakes the bloody center of a medium-rare patty, moved from restaurant menus to grocery stores and fast food chains.
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But he was most famous for his on-court wizardry, for his nimble behind-the-back passes and persuasive head-fakes that made even the most adroit defenders look ornamental and weak.
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"Fakes are getting more and more real," said Mr. Yu, 36, who said he had switched to shopping on JD.com and also bought more when he traveled to South Korea or Japan.
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Last year, in a warning to Alibaba, the United States Trade Representative also mentioned Tmall as a source of complaints about fakes, though the platform was not mentioned in this year's list.
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He has slammed CEO Jeff Bezos over his ownership of The Washington Post, which the president calls "fakes news," and accused Amazon itself of having a "no-tax monopoly" on internet sales.
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But by that point the company had already launched its own internal investigation into the network of scammers, and were working with organizers of the national Women's March to identify the fakes.
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It's worth noting that the fakes might have been obvious to many—while an iPhone charging cable costs $35 when purchased from Apple directly, the ones on Amazon sold for just $9.35.
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After SIL fakes her death in an exploding car crash—which none of the hunters believe killed her—Harvard professor and anthropologist Alfred Molina stumbles upon SIL in his locked hotel room.
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These kinds of passports have cut down on the number of fakes, William Cocks, a spokesperson from the State Department's Bureau of Consular affairs told me, although he didn't say how much.
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Many of these people are insufferable fakes, although many of them are genuinely delightful humans with a sincere interest in self-improvement—however eye-roll-inducing some of their methods might be.
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Seizures of larger-denomination counterfeits were down however, with the number of HK$1,000 and HK$500 fakes found down by 71 per cent and 51 per cent respectively, to 238 and 3953.
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Fakes accounted for 8.3 percent of all smartphone purchases in Europe and 7.6 percent in the U.S. António Campinos, EUIPO executive director, said the findings should come as a wakeup call for policymakers.
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After Jane fakes an orgasm, they spend the episode trying to "sort it out" amongst themselves, all the while trying to dispel the looming dread that sex with a soulmate isn't nonstop bliss.
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Alibaba has hit out at the U.S.-based International Anti-Counterfeiting Coalition (IACC) for scrapping its membership, pulling the plug on founder Jack Ma's high-profile appearance at the anti-fakes group's summit.
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Deep fakes will make it hard to know whether a video or voice recording is genuine or not, undermining trust and making more people move to closed groups with embedded beliefs, he predicts.
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Over the past few years, the rise of AI fakes has got a lot of people very worried, with experts warning that this technology could be used to spread lies and misinformation online.
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So whether you're looking for a lightweight gel that delivers the most luminous non-oily shine, or a bronzy glow that fakes a natural tan, you'll find your moisturizer, cheap and accessible, ahead.
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Kupp diligently sells run fakes by blocking for a second or two before releasing, a wrinkle few teams use, but one that makes linebackers and safeties take the bait, hook, line and sinker.
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" Bee herself went exploring the concept of "deep fakes" — essentially faked, face-swapped video that is seamless to the eye — in another taped bit, after which she joked with the audience, "Everybody okay?
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The 24-year-old puts an audacious amount of pressure on opponents whenever he sprints the floor, fakes a dribble hand-off, or unravels one paw to corral a bounce pass in traffic.
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The first season follows the misadventures of Alyssa (Jessica Barden), a high schooler looking for companionship, and James (Alex Lawther), a psychopath who fakes his affection for Alyssa and plans to kill her.
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If you've ever wanted a real-deal luxury watch, you no longer have to shell out an astronomical retail price or blindly navigate a resale market full of scams, fakes, and shady prices.
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To begin with, AI technology itself can help us detect deep fakes by leveraging the known shortfalls in the current AI technology; there are techniques that spot fake text, voice, images and video.
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There's precedent for this; a search around YouTube brings up plenty of views claiming to have footage of the portal's secrets, but they're all fakes, with folks creating their own Tibia maps offline.
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Bizarrely, Apple removed a number of the fakes each day, but it continued it vet more knockoffs which were added to the App Store, according to App Store data collected by China Channel.
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Alibaba's Taobao marketplace has long been accused of being a haven for fakes, and the company fought a lawsuit brought by Kering, the French luxury goods group, about the prevalence of unauthorized sales.
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OpenAI nails virtually every last hit and deny, fakes Dendi out with animation canceling, bullies him out of lane, never misses a Raze, and knows exactly when it can dive for a kill.
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Downtown, the stores that usually make their money selling trinkets to tourists had rolled out passable fakes of Boca and River jerseys; they had offers on commemorative T-shirts and sweatshirts and hats.
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MADRID, May 31 (Reuters) - UEFA has warned fans against buying tickets from touts as a "high number" of fakes were being sold ahead of Saturday's Champions League final between Liverpool and Tottenham Hotspur.
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Amazon is planning to give more data on counterfeit goods to law enforcement in a further crackdown on fakes listed on its e-commerce sites, a person familiar with the program told Reuters.
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While business owners CNN spoke to say Amazon's initiatives have helped tackle the problem, they complain the responsibility — and cost — of policing fakes feels like it falls on them rather than on Amazon.
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Smaller firms have a harder time qualifying for Alibaba's streamlined program for removing fakes, the report said, which means small firms often encounter more bureaucracy and longer response times than some large ones.
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Xinhua didn't divulge any additional information into the technology being used to create the AI anchors, but the final product feels very reminiscent of the "deep fakes" videos that emerged in the West.
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And I suspect I'll end up liking him even if he does a full Souter — as we conservatives call justices who do ideological head-fakes — just because Gorsuch is an avid fly fisherman.
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"It is a counterweight to what is happening to us with sanctions, double standards, untruth, fakes and lies," said Mikhalkov, who has a regular TV show which he often uses to berate the West.
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Until recently, video hoaxes were relatively rare since they are harder to pull off than fakes of still images, but this is changing rapidly thanks to the rise of GANs, or generative adversarial networks.
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While Taobao's inclusion does not carry any direct penalties, it is a blow to Alibaba's efforts to shed perceptions that its sites are riddled with fakes and that its anti-piracy policies are inadequate.
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Some merchants bought fakes of their products to investigate the issue themselves, and the ones interviewed for this story said the items were shipped from China and typically took a few weeks to arrive.
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It turned out to be one of the fakes that investigators say Ms. Rosales supplied to Knoedler, bargaining that the gallery's reputation and the traditional opacity of art market transactions would mask the fraud.
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Famously, the technique was once used to distinguish an authentic Jackson Pollock paintings from a large collection of fakes, showing that when artists paint, they instill their own unique fractal patterns on their work.
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Even seemingly more credible luxury sites like the Real Real have come under fire for selling fakes (the Real Real is being sued by Chanel for allegedly allowing counterfeit Chanel products on the site).
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It included bots on Twitter, which received some attention during the hearing but little follow-up, even after the company offered a low estimate that only about 5 percent of accounts are automated fakes.
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He's mastered how to control timing, get low enough to turn the corner, and catch defenders off balance with shoulder fakes, hesitation dribbles, and one-handed, off-the-bounce lobs tossed a beat early.
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With a dominant mid-range game, the 25-year-old repeatedly baited his man into jumping at ball and shoulder fakes, which resulted in either immediate contact or a clear path to the rim.
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They're yours to do what you like with—to find yourself, to Netflix and chill, to (in Foye's case) write a novel about a woman who fakes a pregnancy to get a cheeky vacation.
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He picks bar fights, reprograms an unwinnable training simulation so he can win it, and fakes an illness to get onboard the starship he wants, even though he hasn't graduated from the academy yet.
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She's all seductive surfaces and playful poison, and Robbie seems to have a lot of fun with the push-and-pull of playing a dangerous woman who fakes childishness to make people underestimate her.
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As The Independent reports, several bottles in a collection of rare wines set to be sold at Beghera Wines for around £2.7 million were withdrawn from auction yesterday after being called out as fakes.
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The full-page WhatsApp anti-fakes advert also informs users that "starting this week" the platform is rolling out a new feature that will allow users to determine whether a message has been forwarded.
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Some brands such as Kering's Gucci have refused to join up so far, citing concerns over counterfeit goods circulating on Alibaba sites, though Rupert said there was a "very low risk scenario" regarding fakes.
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