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'Deep faking' involves the process of ‘deep faking’ in which a face is taken, then mapped onto another. The technology is widely available - and that’s just a pool of open source projects available online. It's easy for this format to become harmful, and if done properly, it's hard to detect what is real. The most prevalent use for deep fake technology will always be entertainment, whether it's remastering old films or improvising a skit on a talk show, or adapting to whatever emerges from the way.