Description
This book was written with a single objective: to provide an interdisciplinary understanding of fabricated reality. Rather than examining deepfakes exclusively as a technological innovation, the discussions integrate artificial intelligence, digital forensics, criminology, psychology, law, ethics, education, and public policy to present a comprehensive perspective on one of the defining challenges of the digital age. The intention is not merely to explain how synthetic media is created, but to explore why it is persuasive, how it is investigated, how it should be evaluated in legal proceedings, how it affects society, and how education can strengthen resilience against digital deception.
