2025 marks a critical deadline for disclosure, and the reason is straightforward: AI capabilities are advancing rapidly. Text-to-image models have reached a level where generated images can easily be mistaken for reality. A recent example is the “eggs in the cave” phenomenon, which demonstrated that all of those images could be artificially created. As a result, any photographic evidence will be insufficient for disclosure, regardless of its source.<\/p>\n
Moreover, text-to-video technology is improving at an astonishing pace. Soon, distinguishing between real and fabricated videos will be nearly impossible. In such a scenario, no video evidence will hold weight\u2014much like how witness testimonies often fall short today.<\/p>\n
It’s disheartening to see this vital channel of communication being undermined. As Barber aptly stated, consciousness cannot be altered, but the content shared online can certainly be manipulated.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"