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Birds of the sky (2 Golds)
Monday, 23 Dec 2019, 06:54 PM
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How to recognize the 'fake' look on Facebook Do not go to the pot when you see pictures of beautiful women on Facebook. Again, pictures of handsome boys do not mean that they are real pictures. Now the fake photo business is running on Facebook. Fake pictures are being created with artificial intelligence. In reality, no human being can be found in the picture. Facebook is working to catch such fake-looking accounts. Facebook authorities say fake people are not caught on Facebook despite various efforts. Last Friday, Facebook announced the closure of hundreds of fake accounts, pages and groups. Facebook users were being misled by these accounts and pages. The images used in these accounts are, for the most part, made using artificial intelligence. Researchers who have researched these accounts say that for the first time, images made using artificial intelligence (AI) were found to be so much used on Facebook. Concerns are being raised about how social media, such as Facebook, will tackle the issue ahead of the US presidential election next year. In addition to Facebook, the authorities have said that the fake accounts were removed from Instagram. Facebook authorities say they have taken action against 3 Facebook accounts, 3 pages, 3 groups and 12 Instagram accounts. They were made from the United States and Vietnam. One of the pages that was closed had 5 million followers. Most of them are outside the United States. The profile picture that is used in fake accounts on Facebook is mainly created using artificial intelligence. However, if you look carefully, some of the defects can be seen in these pictures. Experts advise, do not believe now after seeing all the pictures on Facebook. Every picture needs to be well noted. Facebook said in a blog post, "We are constantly working to identify and stop such fake activities." We want you to use our services so that people are not deceived. " Facebook authorities also said they were taking steps to shut down government-linked or government-linked accounts from outside. Such fake accounts are treated as spreading integrated fake programs. In this case, the user is confused in various ways by hiding his / her identity. The accounts that were closed were spreading mimes and content aimed at the citizens of the United States, Vietnam, Spain and China. False information was being spread on various topics including political news, impeachment, controversial doctrines, politicians, elections, commerce, family values, freedom of religion. In addition, a US media called Beauty of Life (BL) was circulating various content in support of Trump. Fact checking company Snopes filed a complaint against BL. Social Networks Analysis of Graphic and Atlantic Council's Digital Forensic Lab Fake Accounts Network has found that these accounts reveal various content in English in support of Trump. Even post attacks are made by Trump's rivals. These accounts urged US citizens to join various groups with fake profile pictures. No real human being can be found with these profile picture pictures created using AI. If you look carefully at these pictures, you can see that the glasses or earrings used in it were not properly placed. Nobody's neck is in the right place. An image has a background in the background. However, the look is designed to look like the real person. Graphic analysts say the way the fake look is being made credible is a cause for concern. In some cases, the creation of fake profiles by taking pictures of someone handsome from online. Facebook has also removed a network of fake accounts from Georgia. The company has said it will cancel 4 accounts, 4 pages, 3 groups and 22 Instagram accounts from the country. These profiles are created in disguise of various political parties, media, and politicians. On Friday, Twitter also announced the cancellation of 7,320 accounts created in Saudi Arabia. There are allegations of manipulation of information from these accounts. Out of the 8,000 accounts that were spreading spam on Twitter, 8,220 accounts were the main body. These accounts have been completely canceled from Twitter. Alert on Facebook When requesting a friendship from a stranger on Facebook, consider whether they have an actual account. You may well know if his picture is a picture of a real man. Now that pictures are being made using artificial intelligence, don't trust anyone's appearance. Note the picture well. If you see any defects in the picture then doubt it. You can search Google for that person. Many fake accounts are created online to take pictures of a handsome boy or girl. A good search will be able to catch the real thing. Answered by Birds of the sky (2 Golds) Monday, 23 Dec 2019, 06:55 PM |