Subj : Re: Twitter
To   : Moondog
From : Ennev
Date : Tue May 03 2022 17:59:37

 > Deep Fake reminds me of when I read 1984 in high school.  Imagine if the
 > news media went back in their archives to edit old footage or create
 > replacement archive footage?  Any video recorded would require a checksum to
 > verify it hasn't been altered
 
Yes, it's known that some movies get scenes removed, especially from one market
to another. For example, in China scenes are removed, sometimes they even shoot
scenes for the Chinese movie and others for the rest of the world.

Also, we know the movies disappear from the streaming platform as soon as one
of the actors in them gets in trouble. Cancel culture is literal. I guess soon
with Deep fakes they'll just replace the actor.

That's the thing with our nice streaming world now, the movie you watched
yesterday might not be exactly the movie you watched today.

At least with physical format what you have stays the same. The best example is
Star Wars episode 4, how many versions of that movie exist?

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