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The study reports that high-plausibility deepfakes were harder to detect and more positively evaluated than low-plausibility deepfakes. DIRECT_TEXT

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Source: How deepfake plausibility, media literacy, and personal attitudes shape detection, liking, and intentions to share political deepfakes on social media · locator {} · excerpt hash sha256:5806cd08e61560ef6ecef9ee870f4e09a6b7e5da497489d983649069eb8a02da

The results showed that high-plausibility deepfakes were less likely to be detected and received more positive evaluations than low-plausibility ones. In contrast, plausibility did not significantly influence sharing intention.