Is this going to change justice and law?

I’m not on about the porn aspect of this (which is crossing several boundaries already), but about the future of evidence.

Pretty soon it’s is going to make anything you see on TV be untrustworthy.

Is that you running down the street with the bag full of stolen jewelery, or did someone mix your face with the perpetrator’s?

http://www.bbc.com/news/technology-42912529

It seems to mix in with this whole “fake news” scam that’s being shoved down our gullets.

Are we heading towards a future where nothing we see is certain? And if so, what are the consequence for the justice system?

Originally posted by @shavixmir
I’m not on about the porn aspect of this (which is crossing several boundaries already), but about the future of evidence.

Pretty soon it’s is going to make anything you see on TV be untrustworthy.

Is that you running down the street with the bag full of stolen jewelery, or did someone mix your face with the perpetrator’s?

http://www.bbc.com/news ...[text shortened]... ure where nothing we see is certain? And if so, what are the consequence for the justice system?