How The Wall Street Journal is preparing its journalists to detect deepfakes | NEIMANLABS

“Raising awareness in the newsroom about the latest technology is critical,” said Christine Glancey, a deputy editor on the Ethics & Standards team who spearheaded the forensics committee. “We don’t know where future deepfakes might surface so we want all eyes watching out for disinformation.”

NEIMANLABS presents results from a collaboration between ethics and standards and R&D at the Wall Street Journal to combat deepfakes.

The piece is written by Wall Street Journal R&D Chief, Francesco Marconi and WSJ research fellow Tim Daldrup. They offer background on deepfakes, tell-tales for identifying deepfakes, and comments on societal implications.

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How The Wall Street Journal is preparing its journalists to detect deepfakes
15 November 2018 | by Francesco Marconi and Tim Daldrup


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