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It’s harder than ever to identify a manipulated photo. Here’s where to start.

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To protect yourself from misinformation, experts suggest analyzing everything from how a photograph is lit to where you’re getting your information in the first place.

It’s harder than ever to identify a manipulated photo. Here’s where to start. | National Geographic PHOTOGRAPHY It’s harder than ever to identify a manipulated photo. Here’s where to start. To protect yourself from misinformation, experts suggest analyzing everything from how a photograph is lit to where you’re getting your information in the first place. By Allie Yang Published March 12, 2024 Crisis breeds misinformation. In the wake of Hurricane Helene, we're seen this yet again as images that have been altered or generated by AI spread across the internet. It’s not always bad actors that sp

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