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Alexandra Sternlicht

White House tech policy director says every U.S. citizen must have the ability to tell if images and videos released by the government are ‘authentic material’

(Credit: Duy Ho for Fortune)

As the public panics about deepfakes and wholly convincing scams enabled by generative artificially intelligent technologies, the White House is trying to serve as an authentication role model and guard dog.

“When the government puts out an image or video every citizen should have the capacity to know that it is the authentic material provided by their government,” said Arati Prabhakar, director of the White House’s Office of Science and Technology Policy, at the Fortune Brainstorm AI conference on Monday.

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