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It was on Channel 4 so you can probably catch it on 4OD or YouTube.Originally posted by Hobosapien View PostDidn't see it but presume it was a deep fake representation of the queen. How do you know it wasn't the real queen and she did it for a laugh? She has history, with that London Olympics 2012 James Bond appearance.
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Are Faraday cages fake news? I keep my wallet, keys and watch in a metal biscuit tin. Put my mobile in by mistake once and it rang!The real idiots are the ones who buy Faraday cages for their routers to stop the 5G emissions, and then whine when their WiFi stops working
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Didn't see it but presume it was a deep fake representation of the queen. How do you know it wasn't the real queen and she did it for a laugh? She has history, with that London Olympics 2012 James Bond appearance.Originally posted by SueEllen View PostWe had a Deep Fake Queen's speech on Channel 4
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A saw a deep fake of the mod Christmas party. It was less scary than the original. Alledgedly...
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Watched it last night. The deep fake was worrying.Originally posted by xoggoth View PostWatched a good prog. on TV by Ian Hislop about fake news, examples going back 2 centuries. It's on iPlayer:
BBC Four - Ian Hislop's Fake News: A True History
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Watched a good prog. on TV by Ian Hislop about fake news, examples going back 2 centuries. It's on iPlayer:
BBC Four - Ian Hislop's Fake News: A True History
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First real evidence of long covid.Originally posted by d000hg View PostThis is how deep it goes, they have been building it into things like guitar pedals for decades.
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I know man, started in the 80s playing Ozzy records backwards.Originally posted by d000hg View PostThis is how deep it goes, they have been building it into things like guitar pedals for decades.
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This is how deep it goes, they have been building it into things like guitar pedals for decades.
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I wonder how many of these start out as a joke by someone having a laugh at conspiracy theorists?
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