1EHvgzRwLh2kQZfv3oxnYre6i4GYw2yUwc (10242) ·
How does BSV "solve" deep-fake content?
1N6JkYce7svm8kMPzrZpwbKW9jsKoaXBL (140) ·
I am not sure if you are asking for real or if you don't know?
Your data is immutable on the blockchain, if you start a life posting only data to Bitcoin first (or hash any external data), you are starting a digital breadcrumb trail impossible to fake.
1EHvgzRwLh2kQZfv3oxnYre6i4GYw2yUwc (10242) ·
Let's say you record a video & hash the content on Bitcoin. Then you go offline. Someone creates a deepfake of you saying something extremely stupid and posts it. Your own breadcrumb can't necessarily invalidate theirs.
1N6JkYce7svm8kMPzrZpwbKW9jsKoaXBL (140) ·
If you link your wallet/id (public key) with a video service, then any video not linked back (chained) to you, is considered fake.
If people want to watch fake, that's allowed, but they can't say it is you unless it was signed by you.
1EHvgzRwLh2kQZfv3oxnYre6i4GYw2yUwc (10242) ·
Your definition of "fake" means "not created by me". That is not an appropriate definition in the context of deep-fakes.
1EHvgzRwLh2kQZfv3oxnYre6i4GYw2yUwc (10242) ·
Your example would solve the problem of watching unverified / unapproved videos. But that's not even a problem on YouTube. I've never had to question a video that someone released under their own account.
Deep-fakes are a separate issue.
1N6JkYce7svm8kMPzrZpwbKW9jsKoaXBL (140) ·
I don't think it's a separate issue, it's valid or not, streamed each second to each user, validated on their own device. No external validation, checkup instant & always online with SPV or similar.
Those who watch something not verified will always know.