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BACKGROUND A deep fake is an artificial intelligence (AI)-based technology used to produce synthetic content. Creating a deep fake requires two neural networks, which are computational learning systems that are programmed to translate data from one form into another.1 The two neural networks work together in a feedback loop to create a deep fake. First, one neural network generates fake content based on a database of real content.
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