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.
This book does not teach readers how to create deepfakes or access harmful tools. Instead, it explains what synthetic media is, why it matters, how it can be misused, and how individuals and institutions can respond with care, verification, consent, and accountability.
At its centre is a practical truth: the future does not require blind belief or total cynicism. It requires better judgement. In the age of manufactured appearances, truth can still be protected when people know what to question, what to verify, and when to pause before sharing.
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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. 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. This book does not teach readers how to create deepfakes or access harmful tools. Instead, it explains what synthetic media is, why it matters, how it can be misused, and how individuals and institutions can respond with care, verification, consent, and accountability. At its centre is a practical truth: the future does not require blind belief or total cynicism. It requires better judgement. In the age of manufactured appearances, truth can still be protected when people know what to question, what to verify, and when to pause before sharing. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 9798901947678
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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. 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. This book does not teach readers how to create deepfakes or access harmful tools. Instead, it explains what synthetic media is, why it matters, how it can be misused, and how individuals and institutions can respond with care, verification, consent, and accountability. At its centre is a practical truth: the future does not require blind belief or total cynicism. It requires better judgement. In the age of manufactured appearances, truth can still be protected when people know what to question, what to verify, and when to pause before sharing. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 9798901947678
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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. 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. This book does not teach readers how to create deepfakes or access harmful tools. Instead, it explains what synthetic media is, why it matters, how it can be misused, and how individuals and institutions can respond with care, verification, consent, and accountability. At its centre is a practical truth: the future does not require blind belief or total cynicism. It requires better judgement. In the age of manufactured appearances, truth can still be protected when people know what to question, what to verify, and when to pause before sharing. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 9798901947678
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