Deepfake Pornography

A BBC documentary is looking at how deepfake technology is being used to make pornography of women without their consent. Harmless images of their faces are edited into videos and shared without knowledge. We hear from someone who was a victim of deepfake porn and the team who led the investigation.

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(Photo: Kate Isaacs' image was used in deepfake pornography. Credit: BBC)