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There is a new media type emerging at the intersection of computer generated images, video, and voice. At present, the results are holographic pop stars that hold concerts in the real world, and Instagram celebrities that don’t actually exist but post selfies with “real” friends. Today the applications are entertaining, but we are also starting to see the first examples of how this new <a href="https://hackernoon.com/tagged/technology" target="_blank">technology</a> can be used to create forged videos and audio clips — showing people saying things they didn’t actually say, and even doing things they didn’t actually do.