10 January 2026

AI & You, Part 2

AI & You, Part 2

What Can We Trust:
Diving Down the AI Rabbit Hole

We’re living in the age of AI. Advances in generative AI are advancing quickly. We are being exposed to more and more content that has been “created” by someone typing in prompts and/or supplying reference images, sounds, video, voices, etc. This content comes in the form of photo-realistic images, video, podcasts, music—just about any media you can think of. Some of it is obviously AI slop. Some of it is breathtakingly convincing. It’s becoming very difficult to weed out the fake from reality.

In the second of our three-part discussion on “AI & You,” we will dive into the current state of AI created media and provide some techniques and tools that may help us all distinguish the real from the fake.

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