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    "text": "Synthetic media is here to stay. Now what? Rutgers Law School’s Institute for Information Policy and Law and Tech Policy Press hosted a roundtable to identify research questions and potential solutions—technical, regulatory, social, and structural—to the many challenges ahead. Here are key findings:",
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        "title": "Synthetic Media Policy: Provenance and Authentication — Expert Insights and Questions | TechPolicy.Press",
        "description": "Policymakers and the public must move beyond “synthetic or authentic” binaries when considering responses to AI-generated media."
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    "createdAt": "2025-05-01T17:59:47.203Z"
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