>Wait what, Deepfake is better? To me, not at all, deepfake seems blurry. It looks like, well, a deepfake, there is something distinct about deepfakes which just stands out, I think it's the soft blur around individual parts. It's taking the easy route by blurring and darkening a lot of things, look at the eyelids for example in modeled example, there is incredible detail there.

I agree with your complaints about DeepFake but imo it did a far better job de-aging DeNiro. To me, the release version had a lot of "old man" cues that the DeepFake one didn't, such as the jowls and heavy wrinkles.