Aurélie Jean is a doctor of science and entrepreneur. She notably published
Do algorithms make the law?
(L'Observatoire, 2022) and co-wrote
Resistance 2050
(L'Observatoire, 2023).
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On the occasion of Mother's Day in the United Kingdom, the Princess of Wales, Kate Middleton, posted a photo of herself smiling and surrounded by her three children.
Sometimes with a certain aggressiveness - unacceptable -, but often with kindness, Internet users have shared the inconsistencies that they were able to find in this photo
de facto
deemed fake.
This case goes beyond the simple modification of a royal family photo.
Above all, the reactions of all those who pointed out the errors present in the image symbolize what would perhaps be one of the solutions to fight against the spread of “fakes”: collective intelligence.
Misalignment of the hair with the zipper of the Princess of Wales's sweater, imbalance in the position of the arms among some of the children or even repetition...
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