Audiovisual technology has progressed to the point of such high advancement, that it's becoming more and more difficult to distinguish artificial creations from reality.
There have been major advancements in holographic projection:
As well as facial recognition and replication technologies:
If this were to progress to a sufficient level of technological maturity, it may become hard to tell the difference even amongst experts.
If this capability were to fall in the wrong hands, it could be very dangerous. Think of the possibilities. It would be possible to frame others through holographic projection, edit what they did or did not say.
Law enforcement and the legal system would have to undergo an enormous transformation in considering the viability of video and audio evidence.
It would be impossible to tell whether what you watched on the news was fabrication or reality.
Thoughts?
There have been major advancements in holographic projection:
As well as facial recognition and replication technologies:
If this were to progress to a sufficient level of technological maturity, it may become hard to tell the difference even amongst experts.
If this capability were to fall in the wrong hands, it could be very dangerous. Think of the possibilities. It would be possible to frame others through holographic projection, edit what they did or did not say.
Law enforcement and the legal system would have to undergo an enormous transformation in considering the viability of video and audio evidence.
It would be impossible to tell whether what you watched on the news was fabrication or reality.
Thoughts?