Netanyahu's social media video confirmed authentic, not a deepfake
A video featuring Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, initially suspected to be a deepfake, has been confirmed as authentic and posted on his official social media accounts.
Background
The use of deepfake technology has raised global concerns about misinformation and its potential impact on political discourse and public trust. Governments and technology companies are grappling with methods to identify and combat synthetic media, particularly in high-stakes political environments.
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Maria Zakharova
Spokesperson of the Foreign Ministry · Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs · Russia
on Israeli PM Netanyahu's social media video not a deepfake
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