For about two weeks – and despite an Internet shutdown – thousands of Iranians have been mobilizing in large demonstrations that threaten the future of the ruling regime. But some netizens are questioning the footage of the protests, saying they are actually much smaller than they appear, or using camera tricks or AI manipulation. Vedika Bahl reviews the claims in Truth or Fake.
Protests in Iran: allegations of AI manipulation, low participation
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by Julie Bort
- Categories: General, News, World
- Tags: Truth or Fake
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