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OpenAI, Meta Warn US Judges About Deepfake Evidence

📅 Oct 15, 2026

✍️ Aamir Raza

OpenAI, Meta Warn US Judges About Deepfake Evidence

Experts from both AI giants told a federal panel Thursday that fabricated videos are becoming nearly impossible to detect.

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The AI Makers Sound the Alarm

Tech experts from OpenAI and Meta briefed a federal judicial panel in Boston on how fast deepfake quality is improving.

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No Scientific Way to Detect Fakes

OpenAI policy counsel Shira Anderson told the committee that AI images only get better — and detection science may never catch up.

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Courts Have Worked on This Since 2023

The Advisory Committee on Evidence Rules is weighing proposed rules for machine-made evidence, but they are still far from final.

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Still Rare in Real Trials — For Now

Only 15 of 931 surveyed judges had faced a deepfake dispute. The judiciary wants the rules ready before the problem arrives.

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