ASU researchers experiment with breakthrough tech exploring human communication, perception

ASU researchers experiment with breakthrough tech exploring human communication, perception

Digital manipulation of video images, whether for blockbuster films or malicious intent, also known as deepfakes, has become commonplace. But the ability to create realistic-looking and -sounding digital images typically requires a good deal of time — until now.Researchers at an Arizona State University West Valley campus lab have been able to capture a person’s likeness, motion and sound in real time and instantly swap that person’s image with another, with no lag time. continue reading...