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AI deepfakes are here to stay. Spotting them is a skill you’ll need to master

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AI can make anyone look like they are doing anything. Photo: Getty

Whenever tragedy or conflict strikes, social media users typically rush to share photos and videos from the events.

But some tricky use of artificial intelligence (AI) means many might be unwittingly viewing and sharing faked content.

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