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By Leo Kelion
Technology desk editor
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Microsoft has developed a tool to spot deepfakes – computer-manipulated images in which one person’s likeness has been used to replace that of another.
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software analyses photos and videos to give a confidence score about whether the material is likely to have been artificially created.
The firm says it hopes the tech will help “combat disinformation”.
One expert has said it risks becoming quickly outdated because of the pace at which deepfake tech is advancing.
To address this ... Read even more
