The South China Morning Post says severe legal threats are failing to deter a wave of teenage offenders who see digital victims as “nothing more than pixels.”
The South China Morning Post reports on South Korea’s deepfake struggles through a viral Jennie clip. It says severe legal threats have failed to deter a wave of teenage offenders, describing them as viewing digital victims as “nothing more than pixels.”
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The South China Morning Post says severe legal threats are failing to deter a wave of teenage offenders who see digital victims as “nothing more than pixels.”
The South China Morning Post reports on South Korea’s deepfake struggles through a viral Jennie clip. It says severe legal threats have failed to deter a wave of teenage offenders, describing them as viewing digital victims as “nothing more than pixels.”
South China Morning Post@SCMPNewsWhat a viral Jennie clip reveals about South Korea’s deepfake struggles
South China Morning Post@SCMPNewsWhat a viral Jennie clip reveals about South Korea’s deepfake struggles