“Oh My Fake” explains that we can make images say anything

From Obama to Joe Biden, can we make images say anything?

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The proof by the image.

You have to see it to believe it.

I saw it with my own eyes seen!

When someone submits a photo or video to us, we naturally tend to give it more credit than a written or oral statement.

Are the images the exact reflection of reality?

Okay, let's put an end to this intolerable suspense: of course not and the story is rich in images that have been manipulated, retouched, diverted, for the purpose of propaganda and disinformation.

Lately, it's a manipulated video of Joe Biden that has been talking.

Only today, the manipulations are more sophisticated, to such an extent that in some cases, we speak of "deep fake", like these images of Obama.

You will discover all this and much more with Clémence in the last issue of

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