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Woah. This is a good step for content verification via blockchains. https://www.businessinsider.com/white-house-cryptographically-verify-official-communications-ai-deep-fakes-surge-2024-2
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It *could* be bet a good step toward using public blockchains. But it is more likely that they will choose a more centrally controlled PKI like X.509.
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there is an emerging standard called c2pa backed by some industry leaders. It's not on blockchain. https://contentcredentials.org/
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I'd love to see this onchain with something like what Polygon has already built: https://polygon.technology/blog/fox-corporation-taps-polygon-pos-to-power-verify-an-open-protocol-for-content-and-image-verification
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