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I knew this was coming and it's more surreal that I thought it would be. We crossed the uncanny valley. I'm not sure we are prepared for trusted sources to be faked this well and this easily. It will be interesting to see how we as a society start to cope with an acid trip level of real life unreliable narrator.
This could be a new use for DRMs. Certifying that the image stream is real and unaltered (or only by trusted sources).
DRM does not do that. Plain old public key cryptography does.
I read something recently about photographers pushing for cryptographic keys, maybe it was even registering media in the blockchain. Certifying origin and authorship for exactly this situation. I think it was a podcast. Maybe Open Source.
Isn't this around 18 months old now?

GANs should be able to do a lot better now.

Yes, this from 2016
Mods, please add 2016 to post title.
Could be huge in dubbing or even just ADR for movies. I'll take a slightly uncanny smile over the abomination of some dubs any day.