What’s at stake is history itself. Why trust matters in documentary filmmaking documentaries have long served as a bridge between history and public memory When audiences cannot be sure that what they are watching is genuine, the very purpose of the genre is jeopardized Misleading visuals can rewrite perceptions of past events, influencing public discourse and policy decisions Deepfakes and generated images are eroding public trust Generative ai is advancing at an unprecedented pace, offering new creative possibilities while also raising urgent ethical questions
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