2025 marks a crucial deadline for disclosure, and the reason is straightforward: AI technology is rapidly advancing. With text-to-image models becoming so sophisticated, it’s increasingly difficult to trust that any given image is genuine. A recent example, involving images of eggs in a cave, demonstrated that all of those visuals could easily be generated by AI. As a result, photo evidence will no longer suffice for disclosure, regardless of the source.<\/p>\n
Furthermore, text-to-video models are evolving at an astonishing pace. It won\u2019t be long before we can no longer distinguish real videos from artificially created ones. In a world like this, every video will hold the same level of trust as witness testimonies do today\u2014meaning, not much.<\/p>\n
It’s disheartening that we are diminishing such a vital means of communication. As Barber pointed out, consciousness cannot be altered, but the content we find online certainly can be manipulated.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"