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Registered Report: Does the valence-dominance model apply to deepfake faces? Validation and its impact on deepfake detection
Artificial Intelligence has given rise to increasingly more realistic fake contents such as deepfake faces, hardly distinguishable from real faces. However, evidence has shown that social evaluations of real faces are also able to impact the detection of deepfake faces. The present study aimed at ap
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