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Les deepfakes façonnent déjà les opinions sur les conflits
Governments and companies must do more to detect and debunk them
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Foreign Policy (United States) | Mar 17, 2026
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While deepfakes are concerning, they also highlight the need for media literacy programs to help the public discern misinformation in all its forms.
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Governments should invest in advanced technology to detect deepfakes, as failing to address this issue could lead to greater societal divisions.
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The spread of deepfakes poses a serious threat to democratic processes, as they can easily mislead the public and undermine trust in media.
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Overregulating deepfakes may infringe on free speech and creativity, making it crucial to find a balance between regulation and artistic expression.
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Deepfakes can be a valuable tool for propaganda, often swaying public opinion in conflicts, necessitating stricter regulations on their creation and dissemination.
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