Digital Forensics

Manipulated Images and Videos Following Charlie Kirk's Death | Jake Green on Ashleigh Banfield NewsNation

12 September 2025

AI makes it harder than ever to trust what we see. As Envista’s digital forensics expert Jake Green shared on NewsNation with Ashleigh Banfield, manipulated images and videos can spread quickly online, fueling misinformation. But authentic video, remains critical for investigations. As cameras become more widespread, from homes to vehicles, they’ll continue to play a key role in helping authorities uncover the truth.

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