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The use of artificial intelligence to create convincing but fake videos.
Grok’s Spicy Mode is not a simple “off switch” for but a distinct generation pathway that relaxes default filters, inserts additional creative processing steps, and layers supplemental safety checks—r...
— marketed in online ads as a “brain health” supplement — has been promoted using fabricated and AI-altered endorsements claiming support from , a retired neurosurgeon and former cabinet official; mul...
Viral memes and social-media ads claiming Ben Carson personally endorsed miracle health products or "natural cures" are repeatedly debunked: Carson and his representatives have denied any involvement,...
Scammers selling unproven health products most often impersonate high‑profile celebrities, media figures and respected health professionals—including names like Brad Pitt, Cristiano Ronaldo, George Cl...
Journalists by combining technical forensics, contextual reporting and source‑level detective work: they trace provenance, check metadata and visual clues, geolocate scenes, corroborate timelines with...
Forensic teams use a layered, reproducible workflow to : secure the original file and chain of custody, inspect device- and file-level evidence, run waveform/spectrographic and , compare voices and ba...
There is no credible evidence that either or have produced or legitimately endorsed a bottled “” cure being sold as a miracle product; instead reporting and consumer‑protection posts show deepfaked vi...
Courts have treated with heightened skepticism, generally forcing it into existing frameworks for authenticity and expert reliability () while prompting rulemaking proposals like a to impose expert‑le...