Sentence examples for fake technology from inspiring English sources

"As deep fake technology becomes more advanced and more accessible, it could pose a threat to United States public discourse and national security, with broad and concerning implications for offensive active measures campaigns targeting the United States," said the letter, co-signed by Reps.

Schiff, Murphy and Curbelo want the director of national intelligence — who oversees the nation's intelligence community — to report back on its assessment of how deep fake technology could harm national security interests, and if there are countermeasures to protect against foreign influence — and their limitations.

This book answers hypothetical and technical questions about fake technology.

Both images are the result of digital manipulation, and what, in its most ominous form, is called deep fakes: technology that makes it possible to show people saying things they never said, doing things they never did.

Shrimps was born when Weiland, a history of art graduate studying textiles at the London College of Fashion, came across a sample of the latest Chinese fake fur technology.

AT&T faces a lawsuit in federal court after promoting what some rivals and consumers have derided as "fake 5G" technology.

As crusaders against fake news push technology companies to "defend the truth," they face a backlash from a conservative movement, retooled for the digital age, which sees claims for objectivity as a smoke screen for bias.

This winter he drafted a proposal for regulation that would require local law enforcement to justify each time they use any piece of surveillance technology – fake cellphone towers, computer hacks, license plate readers, GPS trackers, or anything else that helps cops track civilians.

With fellows raising issues around disinformation and the role of fake media and technology in obstructing peace, the deputy director Vitoon Viriyasakultorn says changes to the course curricular are afoot.

More bedazzling than the Lexar Lightning, the costume pendant, studded with fake stones, disguises its technology in a penny-size package.

And Twain, beneath his braggadocio, was possessed of an innocence that today's entrepreneurs can only fake: a faith in technology as the mechanism for progress.