AI-generated images spark skepticism

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deep doubt phenomenon

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Due to AI fakes, the “deep doubt” era is here

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People can now more credibly claim that real events did not happen and suggest that documentary evidence was fabricated using AI tools.

The rise of deep-learning technology has made it increasingly easy for people to craft false or modified pictures, audio, text, or video that appear to be non-synthesized organic media.

As the deep doubt phenomenon grows, it will erode this 20th-century media sensibility.

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