A few days ago, I came across a Guardian article titled, “Making Deepfake Images is Increasingly Easy—Controlling their Use is Proving all but Impossible.” This pessimism around the issue of deepfakes is becoming all too familiar. Meanwhile, it seems like every other week I see another newspaper editorial proclaiming the death of the college essay…
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