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   > of free and democratic societies.”   
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   > SOCOM’s interest in deepfakes is part of a fundamental tension within the   
   > U.S. government, said Daniel Byman, a professor of security studies at   
   > Georgetown University and a member of the State Department’s International   
   > Security Advisory Board. “Much of the U.S. government has a strong interest   
   > in the public believing that the government consistently puts out truthful   
   > (to the best of knowledge) information and is not deliberately deceiving   
   > people,” he explained, while other branches are tasked with deception.   
   “So   
   > there is a legitimate concern that the U.S. will be seen as hypocritical,”   
   > Byman added. “I’m also concerned about the impact on domestic trust in   
   > government — will segments of the U.S. people, in general, become more   
   > suspicious of information from the government?”   
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   TY for sharing the full article on this.   
      
   Now we know for sure why Jonathan D Ball/Rudey remains active here.   
      
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