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BBC documentary used face-swapping AI to hide protesters' identities
BBC documentary used face-swapping AI to hide protesters’ identities.
Filmmakers used an AI to swap the faces of anti-government protesters in Hong Kong for those of actors to protect the protestors’ identities while maintaining their facial movements and emotional expressions
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