Anonymous deepfakes: A reply to de Ruiter

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2023
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Abstract
Recently, an article by Adrienne de Ruiter (2021), “The Distinct Wrong of Deepfakes'' claimed that deepfakes are not intrinsically wrong, nevertheless, it is morally suspect. She argued using the three determining factors to see if deepfakes are morally problematic: (1) whether the person would object to how they are represented, (2) whether deepfakes deceive viewers and (3) whether the intent is malicious. De Ruiter uses Merleau-Ponty’s concept of the body for us to understand the harms of deepfake. She argued that deepfakes central target is our face and voice which are central to our being. However, the conception of the anonymous body in Merleau-Ponty is problematic, because our bodies are only abstractions with no particularities. I argue that while the consideration of face and voice is an important part of one’s identity, the conception of an anonymous body is overlooked which presents us with difficulties to understand deepfake harms.
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Authors De Vera, Carl Anjelo Ruiz L.
Journal Malay Journal
Year 2023
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