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The Deepfake Problem: Trust, Evidence, and Truth in the Age of Synthetic Media

The Deepfake Problem: Trust, Evidence, and Truth in the Age of Synthetic Media

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ISBN13: 9798901947678
Publisher: Publishdrive
Pages: 250
Weight: 0.75
Height: 0.53 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English

Seeing is no longer enough. Hearing is no longer enough. In a world where faces can be copied, voices can be cloned, images can be generated, and videos can be manufactured, trust now depends on more than appearance.

The Deepfake Problem: Trust, Evidence, and Truth in the Age of Synthetic Media is a clear, fact-based guide to one of the defining challenges of modern digital life. Written in a narrative, accessible style, it explains how deepfakes and synthetic media affect families, schools, workplaces, journalism, courts, elections, celebrities, businesses, and ordinary people. It explores voice-cloning scams, fake endorsements, political manipulation, non-consensual intimate deepfakes, school bullying, platform virality, evidence authentication, detection limits, watermarking, media literacy, and the legal struggle to keep up.

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