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  1. 'Deepfake' Southgate videos viewed by millions England manager Gareth Southgate in a news conferenceImage source, Getty Images Image caption, The videos were made to look like Gareth Southgate news conferences Laura Scott Sports News Correspondent Published 30 June 2024, 06:22 BST At a major tournament England head coach Gareth Southgate's words are analysed, deconstructed and debated. But Euro 2024 has brought a new dimension - AI-generated fake interviews with the England boss that are being viewed by millions on social media. These fake clips purporting to show Southgate making crude remarks about his players have been called "offensive" by the Football Association. The videos have been circulating on TikTok and Instagram. They include derogatory comments about England's Euro 2024 players as well as those who were not selected. Comments on the social sites suggest the material, about players such as Phil Foden, Jordan Henderson, Jack Grealish and Marcus Rashford, had been believed by some viewers. The videos are all made to look like Southgate is giving press conferences, but use an AI voice generator to overlay fake words and artificially move his mouth. In one of them the artificial voice apologises "to the nation" for the manager's performance and criticises players. In another, the fake Southgate says: "I think we really missed Jordan Henderson's presence out there tonight." BBC Sport spoke to several England fans in Germany who had seen the material on social media. The majority said they found the content funny. "It's the classic stereotypical British humour. It helps build a bit of morale to keep people motivated and happy, so I think it's harmless fun," one supporter told BBC Sport. "Apparently, Gareth doesn’t read anything or watch any social media anyway." Another described some of the videos as "quite funny" but pointed out it was not just the England manager who has been targeted. "I've seen a lot of players and, during the season, [Jurgen] Klopp, Pep [Guardiola] and [Mikel] Arteta getting it too." However, the FA said in a statement: "As we do with all harmful content we will take steps to have these offensive videos removed. "Gareth and everyone in camp are focused on Sunday’s game." England won Group C of Euro 2024 and face Slovakia in the last 16 - but there has been criticism of the way England have played as well as of Southgate personally. AI videos a 'clear and present danger' Earlier this year London Mayor Sadiq Khan said deepfake audio of him supposedly making inflammatory remarks before Armistice Day almost caused "serious disorder". And former Justice Secretary Sir Robert Buckland said AI videos in politics represent a "clear and present danger" to UK democracy. While AI-generated content is allowed on TikTok and Instagram, there are rules on what content is considered harmful. Shortly after the BBC approached TikTok about a number of videos on one account, the material disappeared. It is understood it was taken down because it repeated violations of the platform's AIGC policies. Meta, which owns Instagram, was also reviewing the material. Experts warned that those in positions of power were not the only ones vulnerable to this kind of manipulation. Professor Hany Farid, a digital forensics expert at the University of California, said: "It's not just people who have a big digital footprint whose identity can be co-opted. "I can take as little as 30 seconds of someone’s voice, as short as a single image of somebody, and create deepfakes of them." He added that there was a delicate balance to strike with regulation when it comes to satire. "It's one thing to have an article that is satirical, making fun of a politician or an athlete," he said. "It is very different to have a video of that person in their voice and in their likeness that can be quite offensive, and I think the courts, and we as a society, are going to have to think about where we draw that line."
  2. I love how Bobby and Gerry were so confident that afrer winning the conference, making the playoffs, and moving to the SEC would be massive for recruiting, when all it's done so far has given us AIDS at DB/DL, where we need the beat players possible. Offense is fine, as per usual, since that's where the NIL seems to be spent with an offensive HC, but TE is grim if we don't land Townsend and just have future Juan Davis clone Emaree Winston. Does Klein's offense even use a TE? Because that's a kick to the nuts if they barely do and they have Armstrong, I can't bring myself to watch coffee and football until we actually land someone noteworthy.
  3. He's probably wondering when Julio's going to get a hit. I think it's been 6 games now with 0 hits.
  4. Why? Those guys have done it on the field at a pretty high level. So far Cook hasn't done anything. Got limited snaps last year partly because 2 guys were rightly WAY ahead of him, but Sark wanted to get him in for Whittington at times to get more speed and explosive potential but as the season wore on he got less and less time. At ISU on the road in the 2nd half he put him in and Cook promptly screwed up his alignment forcing a burned time out. Sark jumped his ass and he didn't see the field again that game. Those are the types of mental mistakes that hopefully he's fixed but until we see it on the field we can't assume he has. First Sark and Jackson need to see it in fall camp. I know guys here who slurp up all the recruiting year round get their pet favorites and emotionally invest in them, and Cook being a former 5 star elicits a ton of that in a lot of people here. But once he stepped on campus that 5 star meant Jack and shit so now he's got to develop. Hopefully he has but we don't know yet. We know Bolden can torch p5 teams because we've seen it. Same with Golden.
  5. We are going to send Ketch to put aggy catering out of business
  6. Is this where we are supposed to send CJ and Blake to Earley’s introductory press conference to ask the hard hitting questions
  7. So, we hired their head coach and they turned around and hired one of our assistants. Sick burn. They are now on the phone, trying to convince the SEC Network to break into their UT Day coverage this afternoon to show their press conference, I'm sure. That way they can spin it as a win over us in the news cycle.
  8. If the court is so inclined, as they seem to be, they can do that with or without Chevron deference. This will mostly affect how the lower courts deal with it. I might add, that Chevron "deference" is just another form of Calvinball, like it's always been. We can talk about what it means, but it means whatever the courts say it means. QED Calvinball. It's not a new thing. Activist conservatives are a new thing, but we've always been playing Calvinball.
  9. I don’t think we have a Burgrum thread yet. https://www.threads.net/@aaron.rupar/post/C81-A5rATCr/?xmt=AQGzyeSA8ixN3jPEsBrSb1HeTox5VDSNQwmqHhJTPJEXPg
  10. That's true, but not my point. Even if Congress were better functioning and passing "less ambiguous" regulations, this SCOTUS would still strike them down. These newest decisions barely pretend to be law. They're not even telling Congress what the bar is or how they can meet it. It's purely vibes based "we know what's kosher when we see it (and that's only those regulations passed by a Republican president that we're ideologically cool with)." They're the Knights who say Ni.
  11. I agree with you that he is offside. No question his foot is past the defender. But I don't agree that he broke the spirit of the law. The rule is in place to prevent an attacker from just parking themselves way downfield and that is obviously not what happened here. I hate thinking of it like this, but we just have too much info. If we didn't have the computer simulation and could only rely on the video, no one would complain if the goal was allowed. Well OK, the Germans would complain, but no one would take them seriously. It's similar to baseball when a runner slides into second, clearly beats the tag, but as he's sliding his body comes off the bag for a split second while the tag is being applied, and he's called out. By the letter of the law, he is out. But in the spirit of the law, he should be safe since he reached the bag before the tag was applied. And with just real time video, no one would complain. But because we have HD super slo-mo video zoomed in on the bag, we can see his body barely left the bag when his armpit passed over and he's called out. It's stupid.
  12. Earley has 7 years experience, so this hire is TWICE as good as if we hired Vitello! Whoop!
  13. Like an NBA game where the ref lets it escalate without blowing a whistle. It’s going to pop off. Lando had some questionable attacking moves and Max some questionable defense. The 5 second penalty for Norris for track limits was obvious and should have been given immediately. Maybe Max doesn’t wreck him if he knows he has a 5 second handicap? All that aside, most entertaining race of the year. Fun podium. Fantastic drive from Hulk. Piastri had some great moves today as well. Moar
  14. if they aren’t aware or don’t check before they leave then we are probably better off without them.
  15. This is the wrong view. This isn’t about winning. This is about setting the team up to be in a position to win. And that is Gregg’s largest failure as the manager. He has rarely setup the team to have the greatest chance at success. My problems with Gregg are not that he loses, it’s that so often the decisions he makes with this team put them in a position to lose. If I thought he gave this team every chance to succeed and lost, I would be ok with it. But that isn’t what’s going on with our team so see ya Gregg.
  16. And fuck the American people for allowing the candidates decide how they will be questioned. We are the biggest bunch of soft serve pussies. One guy won't agree to a debate unless he's not allowed to be fact checked fpr lying by the moderator, and one guy won't debate unless the turn the other's guy's mic off because he can't handle being talked over. We love letting people fuck us in the ass. THEY won't agree. Fuck them. This is how you debate, and if you YOU don't fucking like it, then YOU can't be President. Jesus Christ.
  17. i think he's just stating what he's hearing and he is absolutely deeply connected other than grant wahl (RIP) he has been one of the very few with a national 'mainstream' profile to take a global view (attitude) towards our federation and (men's) national team i too hope we win and keep winning so we don't have to find out
  18. What is a difference maker? How many teams last year had difference makers? We had 2 at DT with meh edge play. The most important job of a DT is eat space to keep the LB's clean so they can make plays. Surly gonna Surly though.
  19. I’m starting to get a little concerned in gulf land. people are going to blindly start heading to their 4th of July coastal festivities not realizing there might be a mega storm entering the gulf soon..
  20. I assume they are all going to drop the burner phone and had a contract signed after geogua game nonsense now? I mean I don't think they can spin it was just schloss that knew he was leaving and no one else on the staff.
  21. IDK Compare his resume with Tony Vitello's. I think he was just a hitting coach before Tennessee hired him, but I'm not curious enough to look it up. All I know is we hired the best HC in TCU and A&M's history.
  22. I suppose I should say that by genetic predispostion, I mean that true alkies' brains are wired differently from other peoples' brains. So it is physiological in nature, at it's root. And those type of things tend to derive from genetics. Like a lot of genetic conditions, though, the precise coding has not been unlocked. There seems to be evidence that continuous pickling of the brain in ethanol makes these brain differences worse, or more reactive and will create the changes where they didn't previously exist, at least to some degree. I believe anyone that is a hard drinker will increase the opioid receptors in their brains, which is the driving factor in tolerance and craving. But the alky seems to a) develop more of those receptors and b) have some other things going on that make the alcoholic phenomenon/a different for them.
  23. Only way for old Trev to try to save face... "See aggy, we stole coach from Sips" 😋
  24. Your problem is you are going to Jimmy John’s instead of Jersey Mikes.
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