DEEPFAKE DETECTION ON SOCIAL MEDIA TWEETS
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Recent advancements in natural language production provide an additional tool to manipulate public opinion on social media. Furthermore, advancements in language modelling have significantly strengthened the generative capabilities of deep neural models, empowering them with enhanced skills for content generation. Consequently, text-generative models have become increasingly powerful allowing the adversaries to use these remarkable abilities to boost social bots, allowing them to generate realistic deepfake posts and influence the discourse among the general public.
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