Evidence Authentication in the Age of AI
AI-generated media is creating new challenges for investigators and prosecutors in authenticating digital evidence. This workshop covers how to distinguish original from synthetic files, navigate evidentiary hurdles, and apply forensic and legal best practices to protect the integrity of cases in the age of AI.
Suggested Audience: Prosecutors and law enforcement
Full Description: The proliferation of AI-generated media presents unique challenges for investigators and prosecutors in authenticating digital evidence. This workshop will equip participants with strategies to distinguish between original and synthetic media and navigate evidentiary hurdles in court. Attendees will explore digital forensic considerations, authentication best practices, and legal frameworks for AI-generated or manipulated evidence to uphold the integrity of investigations and prosecutions in the age of AI.
Learning Objectives:
Identify key indicators of synthetic media and tools to differentiate AI-generated content from authentic evidence.
Apply forensic and legal authentication techniques to digital evidence in child abuse cases.
Navigate courtroom challenges related to AI-generated evidence.
Speaker(s): Robert Peters