Here’s how The New York Times tested blockchain to help you identify faked photos on your timeline

By cineramaJanuary 22, 2020Ethereum

“What we saw was a tendency to accept almost all images at first glance, regardless of subject area.”

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Here’s how The New York Times tested blockchain to help you identify faked photos on your timeline

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