Another deepfake video of Virat goes viral: It said- It is difficult for Gill to become the next Kohli; called himself and Sachin legends

Another deepfake video of India’s star batsman Virat Kohli has gone viral. In this video, Kohli’s old interview has been edited. In this 33-second video, Kohli is seen badmouthing Indian opener Shubman Gill. He is calling Tendulkar and himself legends. His deepfake video also went viral in February this year. In that video, Kohli was seen advertising a betting app. Then the Indian cricketer clarified through a social post. Said in this video – There is only one Virat Kohli In this video, Kohli is saying, ‘I am watching Gill closely. He is talented. There is no doubt about it, but there is a big difference between showing talent and becoming a star. Gill’s technique is superb, but we should not get ahead of ourselves. People see him as the next Virat Kohli, but let me make it clear that there is only one Virat Kohli. You cannot judge the number of dangerous bowlers I have faced and the conditions in which I have scored runs by one innings of Gill. It will take time for him to do so. Tendulkar and his daughter Sara also fell prey Former cricketer Sachin Tendulkar has also fallen prey to deepfake. A video of him went viral, in which he was seen promoting the ‘Skyward Aviator Quest’ gaming app. Sachin himself posted it and wrote that this video is fake and has been made to deceive you. This type of misuse of technology is completely wrong. He tagged the Government of India, Minister of State for Information and Broadcasting Rajiv Chandrashekhar and Maharashtra Cyber Police with this message. In this fake video, he was seen saying that his daughter Sara makes a lot of money daily from this game. He tells people that I wonder how easy it has become to earn good money now. Rashmika Mandanna’s deepfake video went viral
In November last year, a deepfake video of Rashmika Mandanna went viral on social media, in which Rashmika’s face was cleverly morphed on the face of an influencer using AI technology. Thousands of people on social media mistook this fake video of Rashmika as real, because the expressions seen in it looked absolutely real. However, this woman was not Rashmika but a girl named Zara Patel, whose face was replaced with Rashmika’s face. A journalist from ALT News revealed this after the deepfake video went viral. Read the full news here… Many celebrities have also become victims
Apart from Rashmika Mandhana, star celebrities like Alia Bhatt and Deepika Padukone have also become victims of deepfake videos. What is deepfake and how is it made?
The word deepfake was first used in 2017. Then videos of many celebrities were posted from deepfake IDs on America’s social news aggregator Reddit. It included many porn videos of actresses Emma Watson, Gal Gadot, Scarlett Johnson. Deepfake is the name given to fitting someone else’s face, voice and expression in a real video, photo or audio. This is done so cleanly that anyone can believe it. In this, even fake things look real. Machine learning and artificial intelligence are used in this. In this, video and audio are made with the help of technology and software. AI and cyber expert Puneet Pandey says that now ready-to-use technology and packages are available. Now anyone can use it. In the current technology, voice has also improved. Voice cloning has become very dangerous in this. Read these news too… Modi said- Deepfake is dangerous for the digital age: In a video, I was shown singing Garba songs, many such videos will be found Prime Minister Narendra Modi called deepfake technology dangerous. He said on November 17 that in a video, I was shown singing Garba songs, many such videos are lying online. Modi also said that deepfake is a danger for the digital age. Read the full story here… Bhaskar Explainer – What is Deepfake, through which Rashmika’s video was made: Just a matter of seconds for AI; what should its victims do? After the Deepfake video went viral, Rashmika wrote, ‘Honestly, something like this is very scary not only for me, but for every one of us. If this had happened to me when I was in school or college, I would not have even thought of dealing with it.’ What is Deep Fake, how does it work and what are the laws to deal with it, read in Bhaskar Explainer…