Murooj Aamer Taha, Wijdan Mahmood Khudhair, Ahmed Mahmood Khudhur, O. A. Mahmood, Y. Hammadi, Riyam Shihab Ahmed Al-husseinawi, Ahmed Aziz
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Although manipulations of visual and aural media have been around for as long as there have been media, the relatively recent introduction of deep fakes has marked a turning point in the creation of fake information. Deep fakes are automated methods that allow the creation of fake information that is becoming increasingly difficult for human observers to see. These procedures are made possible by the most recent technological advancements in artificial intelligence and deep learning. Deep Learning is a powerful method that is now being implemented in a variety of industries, including natural language processing, computer vision, image processing, and machine vision. Deep fakes are created by the use of deep learning algorithms in order to synthesize and modify photos, videos, or sounds of a person, to the point that human people are unable to discern the fake from the real one. In this article, we present a workable description of deep fakes as well as an outline of the technology that lies underneath them. In order to assist people in thinking about the future of deep fakes, we outline the benefits of the deepfake as well as the potential threats. This study presents a complete analysis of deep fake methods and discusses the most effective strategies for preventing counterfeiting.