AI art, television, and the crisis of visual truth

As a speaker, I examined how artificial intelligence-generated imagery reshapes truth and trust on television, specifically analyzing scenarios where recreation replaces on-site documentation for Canal 1.

The project explores critical questions around journalistic integrity, noting that inventing images is as severe as inventing testimonies because emotion arrives before clarification and fractures public trust.

Developed through critical commentary and media analysis, the reflection highlights the urgent need for transparency when visual simulation normalizes on-screen.

The discussion contributes to ongoing conversations surrounding digital ethics, verification, and the future of truth in broadcast media.