``I, Yun Seok-yeo, is a person who caused suffering to the people.'' Police request deletion of fake video = South Korean report

Recently, a ``fake video'' featuring President Yoon Seo-gyeol was circulating on the Internet, and the police requested the Broadcasting and Communications Deliberation Commission to delete it.
In this 46-second video, President Yoon appears and says, ``Respected citizens.
``The incompetent and corrupt Yun Seok-Yue administration has practiced privilege and foul play, injustice and corruption on a daily basis.'' Also, ``I, Yoon Seok-yeo, cling to ideas that are out of line with common sense and destroy Korea.''
"I have brought the people into pain," he said, adding, "Although there may be political retribution for private Yoon Seok-yue, there will be no improvement in civilian life."
The police sent an official document to the Broadcasting and Communications Deliberation Commission, and TikTok
It was confirmed on the 22nd that the video had been uploaded to Meta and requested to be deleted. On this day, the police said, ``The same URL was posted on TikTok and Instagram.
ram), a member using a Facebook account uploaded a video titled ``President Yoon's Confession of Confession Speech Made Virtually.''
This has been confirmed and we request that it be deleted and blocked." The Broadcasting and Communications Deliberation Committee held an emergency communications deliberation subcommittee on the 23rd and announced that they would discuss this matter and immediately take measures to delete and block it.
Ta. Some suspicions were raised that the video was a deepfake (a video/image composite created using AI) aimed at President Yoon.
However, DeepBrain AI, a domestic startup company that produced "AI Yun Seok-yue" during the last presidential election, claims that this video is a deepfake.
clarified that it was not made using . On the same day, Deep Brain AI, which discovered this video, announced on the news, ``This is an edited and spliced video of President Yun Seok-Yeong's speeches from when she was a candidate.''
``Deepfakes generated using deep learning are different from video editing,'' the company said. Meanwhile, the Central Election Commission has confirmed that this video is related to the 22nd National Assembly election campaign.
The company has made it clear that it is difficult to see the video as a fake or deepfake video, and that it does not violate the Public Offices Election Act.