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They allow people generating fake images to sign them so that people believe they are human-generated.

Oh, sorry. I meant "They allow independent sources of truth to do the meticulous work of validating the pedigree of creations, so that with their cryptographically-secured seal you can be confident a human originated the content and a human authenticated it. Only after such work is done would a work be cryptographically signed as authentic."

You know, just like you can always trust the presence of an SSL certificate means a site is who they say they are. /s




Hmmm, how does "trusted timestamping" and "remote attestation" fit into your assumption?




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