We need but think of the long-standing problem of disinformation in the form of fake news, which today can employ 'deepfakes,' namely the creation and diffusion of images that appear perfectly plausible but false (I too have been an object of this).
"I was having this discussion with a friend, and I'll be honest, I didn't think it was fake," wrote a commenter named "thrillgore" on the Ars Technica forums at the time. "I thought it was genuine even though earlier in the day I had read that Pope Francis is a frugal fella, and doesn't flaunt the wealth of the Vatican... It was funny yesterday, now it's absolutely horrifying."
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