Omar Oakes
Sep 03, 2019

Opinion: Deepfakes are getting too powerful for marketers to ignore

Now we have the ability to put ourselves in our favourite films by uploading a single selfie. Deepfakes are getting too powerful for marketers to ignore. The future of advertising could be staring you in the face

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