Deep Fake Kpop

The deep fake scandal has left the Korean entertainment industry reeling. Some Kpop fans have reacted with fury. Even families of Kpop idols have publicly voiced their concerns, and many have posted petitions on social media. One such petition was posted by the brother of popular Kpop girl group member Arin. It calls for awareness about the controversy, and for the government to take action against offenders.

One of the most disturbing aspects of deep fake Kpop is the fact that the majority of such videos target female Kpop idols. The latest Deeptrace report shows that there were about 15,000 deep fake videos made in 2019 based on female celebrities. These fake videos are created for a number of reasons. Some people use them to spread hatred, while others use them for their own pleasure or curiosity.

The ROK government has called for action to address the misuse of deepfake videos. These videos are created by manipulating images and sounds with artificial intelligence. The ROK government estimates that up to 25% of these videos feature female Kpop stars. This situation is troubling, especially for those who have already been affected by deep fake Kpop videos.

Deep fake is a type of video editing where a person’s face is programmed onto a video or image. This editing can make it seem so realistic and lifelike that it can be mistaken for real. In some cases, the process has even been used to hurt public figures. For example, a video clip featuring former US president Barack Obama was made by deep fake programming. The video was edited to look like the former president’s face.

The Korean public is increasingly calling for strict punishment for deep fake video producers and distributors. Deepfake videos are mostly digitally manipulated videos and photos, manipulated with artificial intelligence to appear realistic. This technology is also being used to commit digital crimes, including pornography. In addition to the pornography, some of the videos are manipulated by using the faces of female Kpop celebrities.

The videos featured on this website are all deep fakes, which are produced using software based on machine learning. The faces and models featured in the videos are all adults and over 18 years old. The purpose of these videos is to entertain the viewer. The videos themselves are not intended to be pornographic.