The World Economic Forum just ranked misinformation as  one of the top global risks for 2026. Not just short-term. Over the next  decade too.
Not just as its own problem. As the thing that makes  every other problem worse. Economic instability, polarization, climate  response. All of it gets harder when nobody can agree on what's real.
AI-generated content is getting cheaper and more  convincing every month. The fakes blend in. The real stuff gets  questioned. Everything looks the same.
We keep talking about catching fakes. But maybe the better question is: can you even prove what's real?
Provenance should be the baseline

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