Is seeing still believing? The deepfake challenge to truth in politics
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Chesney and Citron point out that instead of the tweets and Facebook posts that disrupted the 2016 U.S. presidential campaign, Russian disinformation in 2020 could take the form of a “fake video of a white police offer shouting racial slurs or a Black Lives Matter activists calling for violence.”[11
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- Chesney and Citron point out that instead of the tweets and Facebook posts that disrupted the 2016 U.S. presidential campaign, Russian disinformation in 2020 could take the form of a “fake video of a white police offer shouting racial slurs or a Black Lives Matter activists calling for violence.”[11] A fake video depicting an Israeli official sayin...
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