Deep fake content

Recently, Google is vigorously launching new online safety initiatives aimed at more effectively removing explicit deep fake content from search on a large scale and preventing it from occupying a prominent position in search results. It is understood that when a user successfully requests to remove explicit false content depicting themselves without consent from search, the Google system will not only process this specific content, but will also be committed to filtering out all similar explicit results related to it, and even deleting duplicate images. Google product manager Emma Higham said that these protections have achieved remarkable results in dealing with other types of non-consensual images, and now…