Its speed, low energy demands, and resistance to attacks could make it a powerful tool for screening the growing flood of artificial intellect-generated video. UCLA researchers built an artificial intellect system that uses light to analyze more than a dozen videos simultaneously, detecting deepfakes with nearly 98% accuracy.
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