First Deepfake Candidate Caught in Interview: the Hand-over-Face Test
dotey · x · 2026-10-17
Developer loktar00 recounts interviewing his first deepfake candidate: a coworker spotted a smeared 'ghost frame' across the man's glasses from a live face filter. Asked to put his hand in front of his face, he only held it beside it and never complied, and he looked different from his LinkedIn and GitHub photos. The author expects companies may be forced back to in-person interviews in the AI era.
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