When the Image Becomes a Weapon, Misleading Precedes Bullets in the Time of Artificial Intelligence.
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War no longer reaches people only through the sounds of artillery fire or images of destroyed cities. In the age of smartphones, real warfare can begin before bullets fall and shots are fired, and it can continue even after conflicts end, within screens, minds, and social media platforms. Conflicting narratives, fabricated images, videos taken out of context, automated accounts, and fake news compete to shape people's perception of the conflict.
When the Image Becomes a Weapon, Misleading Precedes Bullets in the Time of Artificial Intelligence.
Wars no longer begin with shooting alone, but are preceded by another battle on screens and minds, called media misinformation and competing novels. With the widespread spread of social media platforms, images, virulent passages, and misleading news can reach millions of people in a short time.
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