Deepfake Technology Alert

3/19/2026

Deepfake technology (Artificial Intelligence generated audio, video, and images that convincingly mimic real people) has rapidly become more accessible and sophisticated. While often discussed in the context of politics and cybersecurity, deepfakes are increasingly affecting family law matters, where credibility, intent, and accurate evidence are central. Family law clients should understand the risks, legal implications, and protective measures available.

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Sean Alden Smith

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Family Law Services, Litigation

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