how does putting the vide on chain, etc... gives the ability to verify if it's real or not? heard a lot of people talking about this, what's the best thing to read on the topic?

how does putting the vide on chain, etc... gives the ability to verify if it's real or not? heard a lot of people talking about this, what's the best thing to read on the topic?
https://twitter.com/shaunmmaguire/status/1758197940253000056

You just need signatures and a signature registry. Blockchain has the signature registry, signatures are off chain metadata embedded into the videos. 

Similar to FCs architecture.

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Yeah verifying if it's modified is interesting but if it's something that's like important, people will probably just check the original source. Twitter is already the signing, people check if an offical account published something or not.

True but that still doesn't solve if x is real or not? someone could post a video the self-driving car is burning, there's no way to know if it's real or not even if it's signed, and the other cases don't seem that important, easily fixable without signtures

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True but that still doesn't solve if x is real or not? someone could post a video the self-driving car is burning, there's no way to know if it's real or not even if it's signed, and the other cases don't seem that important, easily fixable without signtures
https://warpcast.com/shawki/0xfe0f78f6

Ideally the tool that generated the video publishes a signed attestation so you get the source of the video (i.e Sora, iPhone camera) that can be looked up.
If the source can't be determined then it's likely fake

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I forget the name of the service but on a music app I worked on many years ago, we would fingerprint songs to pull metadata (artist, album, thumbnail, etc.) from a database. Kinda how Shazam works