Impersonation, Fraud and the Future of Deepfakes

All kinds of documents, communications, emails, text messages and other kinds of messages require authentication to be binding on the parties and to be admissible in court as evidence of the binding nature. Face-to-face agreements were long ago replaced by written contracts and writings have morphed from cuneiform to ink on vellum to typed, printed..

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