What we know
Building tool to help courts spot AI-generated evidence is 'challenging': researcher
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What we know
- A team of researchers in Canada are working to make an open-source, free and easy to use tool that the justice system can use to help distinguish what's real from what's fake. — Global News
- A researcher working to help courts detect evidence that's been created or altered with artificial intelligence says it's proving difficult to come up with a tool that's as effective in the real world as it seems to be in the lab. — Times Colonist
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- Building tool to help courts spot AI-generated evidence is 'challenging': researcher — Times Colonist · 19:30 UTC
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