There is hardly any difference.
How to spot deepfakes | Deepfakes explained
That will be your first reaction to a deepfake video like this one from YouTube channel Eating Things. Some disappointed fans even think it's better than the entire eighth season of Game of Thrones.
The concept of deepfake is gaining popularity. While this parody of Game of Thrones was made purely for fun, there are other pieces of content that are made with malicious intent and can cause mass hysteria.
Deepfake is actually a portmanteau of “deep learning” and “fake.” As the name suggests, it refers to any content, visual or written, that has been so convincingly altered and edited that you can barely tell the difference between real and deepfake.
