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Hi!
So my question is: how to human brains detect false irregularities in faces? With false irregularities in faces I mean aspects of for example deepfake faces or photoshopped faces which show irregularities that are not normal to appear in an observed human face (for example weird lines around eyebrows in deepfakes or colour irregularities in the face).
Are there specific brain regions that are used when such irregularities are observed by the human during facial perception? Maybe someone can send a link to relevant papers (I'm really struggling to find them myself)?
Thanks!
So my question is: how to human brains detect false irregularities in faces? With false irregularities in faces I mean aspects of for example deepfake faces or photoshopped faces which show irregularities that are not normal to appear in an observed human face (for example weird lines around eyebrows in deepfakes or colour irregularities in the face).
Are there specific brain regions that are used when such irregularities are observed by the human during facial perception? Maybe someone can send a link to relevant papers (I'm really struggling to find them myself)?
Thanks!