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DNA Special: What is a 'Deepfake' and why this technology may be dangerous? Deepfake technology manipulates real photos or videos with the help of Artificial Intelligence, turning them into fake photos and videos. Share Updated: Mar 4, 2021, 06:08 AM IST In today's show, we will tell you about a threat, which can pose a bigger challenge to the world than terrorism, and this threat is from the Deepfake video - a technique that can be used to discredit anyone by making a fake video in a few hours. To understand this, first, you will have to watch some fake videos, which are quite viral on socia...

You Can Now Bring Photos of Your Deceased Loved Ones To Life Today (March 1, 2021) is a very special day. My mom would have been 80-years-old today. This July will mark the five-year anniversary of her passing from ovarian cancer. I miss her every day and look forward to the day that I can see her beautiful face again. We don't have very many pictures or videos of her because she was the one who was always behind the camera. Also, she didn't live in a video age. Now all of our most important moments of life are recorded but back then, it was rare.

MyHeritage won't just find your ancestors and test your DNA, its Deep Nostalgia feature will animate old photos using deepfake technology.

Cage's movies he's never started. >> my world needs help. yes, this is actually a thing. the technology can be used to make people with no rhythm look like they can dance. but deepfake technology also has a dark side, both private citizens and celebrities have seen their faces pushed without their permission on to existing pornographic videos, posing a new challenge for privacy issues. appearing to say or do something one never did can have political ramifications. >> president trump is a total and complete [ bleep ]. now, you see, i would never say these things. at least not in a public addre...

Be ethical in journalism. what are lawmakers saying about this? >> reporter: you're always ahead of your time, dana. but there is concern on both sides of the aisle. mark warner told us in a statement today the intelligence community is extremely concerned about the rise of deepfake technology. we already struggle to track and combat interference efforts and other maligned activities on social media. the exposure of deepfake videos is going to make that harder. ben sasse has proposed legislation that would make it a criminal act to create and distribute deepfake videos. senator sasse proposes ...