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18 October 2022
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→2020's synthetic human-like fakes: + <ref name="Audio Deepfake detection review 2022"> as {{cite journal}} + mentioning that this publication belongs to a Special Issue
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→2020's synthetic human-like fakes: + 2022 | science / counter-measure | 'Attacker Attribution of Audio Deepfakes' at arxiv.org, a pre-print to be presented at the Interspeech 2022 conference organized by w:International Speech Communication Association in Korea September 18-22 2022
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→2020's synthetic human-like fakes: + science / review of counter-measures | 'A Review of Modern Audio Deepfake Detection Methods: Challenges and Future Directions' at mdpi.com, a review of audio deepfake detection methods by researchers Zaynab Almutairi and Hebah Elgibreen of the w:King Saud University, Saudi Arabia published in w:Algorithms (journal) on Wednesday 2022-05-04
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7 October 2022
→2020's synthetic human-like fakes: + <ref name="University of Florida 2022"> as {{cite journal}}
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→2020's synthetic human-like fakes: + <ref name="The Conversation 2022"> as {{cite web}} + set the access-date=2022-10-05 which was when I saw this first late in the evening/night
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6 October 2022
→2020's synthetic human-like fakes: working in more links
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→2020's synthetic human-like fakes: + The scientists wrote an article on their work titled "Deepfake audio has a tell – researchers use fluid dynamics to spot artificial imposter voices" at theconversation.com that was published Tuesday 2022-09-20
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→2020's synthetic human-like fakes: + The work "Who Are You (I Really Wanna Know)? Detecting Audio DeepFakes Through Vocal Tract Reconstruction" from researchers of the Florida Institute for Cybersecurity Research (FICS) in the w:University of Florida and received funding from the w:Office of Naval Research and was presented in August 2020 at the w:USENIX Security Symposium.
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9 September 2022
→1990's synthetic human-like fakes: + <ref name="Bregler1997"> {{cite journal}}
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→1990's synthetic human-like fakes: + paper at dl.acm.org paper at researchgate.net (Bregler at al 1997)
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→1990's synthetic human-like fakes: + view author's site at chris.bregler.com
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→1990's synthetic human-like fakes: + link to Download video evidence of ''Video rewrite: Driving visual speech with audio'' Bregler et al 1997 from dropbox.com+ other authors of the work Michelle Covell and Malcom Slaney
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→1990's synthetic human-like fakes: + 1997 | technology / science | 'Video rewrite: Driving visual speech with audio' at www2.eecs.berkeley.edu[1st seen in 1] Breigler et al presented their work at the ACM SIGGRAPH 1997.
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28 June 2022
24 May 2022
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27 April 2022
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Text replacement - "[A|a]gainst synthetic human-like fakes" to "Organizations and events against synthetic human-like fakes"
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18 February 2022
→Timeline of synthetic human-like fakes: + pic
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→Timeline of synthetic human-like fakes: + '''2020''' '''Controversy''' / '''Public service announcement''' + Channel 4 thieved the appearance of Queen Elizabeth II using deepfake methods + link to YouTube + <ref name="Queen-like deepfake 2020 BBC reporting">
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5 January 2022
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4 January 2022
3 January 2022
→Documented crimes with digital sound-alikes: + ==== 2020 digital sound-alike fraud attempt ==== + In June 2020 fraud was attempted with a poor quality pre-recorded digital sound-alike with delivery method was voicemail... + <ref name="Vice reporting on 2020 digital sound-alike fraud attempt">
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Text replacement - "Current and possible laws and their application" to "Laws against synthetic filth"
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2 January 2022
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→2021 digital sound-alike enabled fraud: + USD 35m voice cloning heist at aiaaic.org, October 2021 AIAAIC repository entry + name a 1st seen in ref + marked unite.ai with the 1st seen in
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1 January 2022
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→2021 digital sound-alike enabled fraud: + This case came into light when Forbes saw a document where the U.A.E. financial authorities were seeking administrative assistance from the US authorities towards the end of recovering a small portion of the defrauded money that had been sent to bank accounts in the USA
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→Documented crimes with digital sound-alikes: + added a quote for the WaPo 2019 ref
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→2019 digital sound-alike enabled fraud: + according to Forbes.com the original reporting is the WSJ + improved intro and started to write the case open + the fraud took place in March 2019 + <ref name="WSJ original reporting 2019 digital sound-alike fraud">
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