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A contradiction in terms creates ambiguity in perception. One word may carry a positive meaning for some, while implying something completely negative to others. The word fight may be understood as a struggle toward a righteous goal, or as the use of violence and force to subdue someone. Does dream mean the beginning of a path to something better or the pursuit of false hope with a flight from reality? Today, deepfake strives to grow into a digital art form with transparent and lawful examples when, in fact, it is perceived as a huge cyber-threat in the online world. Developers who use deepfake artworks not to attack someone but to trick audiences by evoking admiration are regarded as deepfake artists …

Facebook appears to be leading the global social media fight against the deepfake threat. Facebook initiated a Deepfake Detection Challenge (DFDC) organization with a $10-million award to promote the development of a tool that can detect manipulated synthetic media. It also announced that it would remove the artificial intelligence-based deepfake media content that poses a threat of disinformation. This may be considered a temporary and limited response. It may also be viewed as a conspicuous action against the great and imminent cyber-threat. Still, the question remains: Are Facebook’s measures, as well as Instagram’s, sufficient to slow the speed of fake media that aims to form a false public opinion? It has become a joke in the US media. The press …

“Art for art’s sake, or art for society’s sake?” has been a long-standing clich of art sociology and philosophy. The proponents of “art for art’s sake” must be dwindling in numbers. Otherwise, it would not have been so easy for deepfake the greatest danger to the values of societya to creep into art. Salvador Dali and Pablo Picasso, pioneers and masters of surreal art, could not have imagined that one day a movement, more radical than theirs, would eclipse them, sui generis men who did not care for the prevailing definition of realism in their journey through genius and insanity. The deepfake storm has already captivated the art world, which may be losing its seat to technology. Surrealism is outpaced …

Just like consumerism, marketing knows no bounds, especially in the information technology industry where consumer preferences can change with blinding speed. There is no need to go as far back as CD-ROMs or DVDs; in the era of cloud, even flash disks and hard disks seem to be going out of fashion.  Is the consumerism extravaganza the result of the speed in which technology develops new products, or is insatiable consumerism the driving force behind those who develop new technologies? This is an example of the chicken and egg question. The biggest job falls on marketing ingenuity. They need to know both the consumer and the market, as well as the technology and the product. Who are they going to …