stackyFACTS
Science

Two AIs have to fool each other to make deepfakes

HERE’S THE INTERESTING PART

Synthetic media is generated by forcing two programs to passionately fight. One system constantly tries to forge a realistic image, while the other acts as an aggressive critic, looping until the critic is finally tricked by the resulting digital illusion.

Two AIs have to fool each other to make deepfakes
STACKY / Science
One discovery leads to another.

Keep exploring facts in this topic.

Science →
STACKY FOR IPHONE

A bigger world.
One discovery
at a time.

Keep discovering with Stacky. Interesting facts in an app that is always within reach.

Download on the App Store
ONE MORE DISCOVERY?

Keep exploring

All in this topic →
Trying to hide something online can make it famous
Science

Trying to hide something online can make it famous

Trying to aggressively hide information on the internet is basically handing it a megaphone. When individuals attempt to forcefully suppress an embarrassing…

Discover more
How piracy pushed companies toward streaming
Science

How piracy pushed companies toward streaming

The entire legitimate subscription media landscape was born out of sheer corporate panic. When peer-to-peer sharing proved that instant digital distribution…

Discover more
Photons created in the immensely dense, fusion-powered core of the sun can take upwards of one hundred thousand years to aggressively bounce their way up to the star's surface.
Science

Photons created in the immensely dense, fusion-powered core of the sun can take upwards of one hundred thousand years to aggressively bounce their way up to the star's surface.

Photons created in the immensely dense, fusion-powered core of the sun can take upwards of one hundred thousand years to aggressively bounce their way up to…

Discover more
Despite what everyone assumes, what is your stomach actually doing when it makes loud, embarrassing growls?
Science

Despite what everyone assumes, what is your stomach actually doing when it makes loud, embarrassing growls?

Despite what everyone assumes, what is your stomach actually doing when it makes loud, embarrassing growls?

Discover more
A dead frog helped inspire Frankenstein
Science

A dead frog helped inspire Frankenstein

Frankenstein was literally inspired by an Italian physician making amputated amphibian legs kick wildly with metal probes. Luigi Galvani discovered 'animal…

Discover more
Science

Space is so vast even light takes years to deliver a message — so discovering new exoplanets feels both thrilling and pointless.

Space stretches out like an endless ocean where even light, the fastest traveler we know, gets tired waiting to arrive. Every new exoplanet is a treasure…

Discover more
StackyMore discoveries in the app
Download on the App Store