Not sure why anyone cares, everyone's been autotuning and quantizing bad performances to trick us into thinking people who can't play can for a couple of decades now - that's deep fake too. Which brings up a good point...
A close musician peer of mine and I were talking yesterday. I mentioned to him that when I record that I'm happy to leave that not quite perfect note in the performance - because when you hear it, you at least tend to realize that all the great-sounding stuff that surrounds that bad note it is real and actually occurred - when everyone is cookie-cutter perfecting everything after the fact, you can't really trust any of what you hear.
So in that regard, deep fake is just a tool man.
