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You will understand why recorded images, audio and video create a powerful but often unwarranted presumption of authenticity in legal proceedings, and how that psychological vulnerability shapes disclosure practice, evidence evaluation and judicial reasoning.
You will understand the technical and psychological mechanisms by which deepfakes and synthetic media manipulate visual and auditory perception, and how to identify and challenge their use in legal proceedings.
You will understand how synthetic media technology creates a defensive narrative that allows parties to deny authentic evidence, and how to identify and counter this rhetorical strategy in legal proceedings.