Why we should rethink our moral intuitions about deepfakes
Deepfakes unsettle established categories of deception and authenticity, but that doesn’t necessarily make them unethical
by Adrienne de Ruiter
Adrienne de Ruiter is a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Humanistic Studies. Her research focuses on issues in ethics and political theory pertaining to human vulnerability. She is the author of the article ‘The Distinct Wrong of Deepfakes’ (2021) in Philosophy & Technology.
Written by Adrienne de Ruiter