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  • By: Roger Collins
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TOPSHOT - Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu gives a press conference at the Prime minister's office in Jerusalem on August 10, 2025. Netanyahu said on August 10 that his government had no plans to occupy Gaza, while vowing to create safe corridors for aid. (Photo by ABIR SULTAN / POOL / AFP) (Photo by ABIR SULTAN/POOL/AFP via Getty Images)
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Special effects used to belong to Hollywood, but nowadays, anyone with access to artificial intelligence can create footage that looks indistinguishable from reality, and in war, that’s changing everything. The latest example surrounds Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, after he posted several videos online that many on the internet are calling deepfakes.

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