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Explore how two great philosophers disagreed fundamentally about whether we can trust what others tell us, and why that disagreement matters when deepfakes emerge.
You will understand how we come to believe institutional claims, why we delegate our trust, and what happens to that system when the sources of authority themselves become unreliable or fabricated.
You will understand how reliabilism judges knowledge by whether a belief-forming process is trustworthy, and why this matters when synthetic media can mimic reliable sources.