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Clément Canonne
@ccanonne.github.io

Yes, allowed to do it. Whether strategically it's a good move... The PC "may use the video to better understand the result, particularly in cases where there is suspicion that the paper is AI-generated and the authors do not understand it well enough to present it properly at the conference," so...

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William Umboh
@swumboh.bsky.social

How enforceable is the rule that presentations are by humans given how convincing deepfake videos are these days? (Genuine question: perhaps there’s some technology I’m not aware of or perhaps convincing deepfake videos are exorbitantly expensive?)

Joshua Grochow
@joshuagrochow.bsky.social

2) The argument "don't make rules you can't totally enforce" is such BS. (I know it's not you making this argument, Clément.) Rules are to anchor community norms; enforcement only supports that goal. e.g. speed limits. We also can't enforce that authors don't have ghost writers, but that is a rule.