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Authenticity in the Age of Synthetic Content – Trust, Fandom & Credibility After Generative AI
Key Questions
How do players and audiences recognize authenticity in games and game communities today?
Can fandom survive a culture of synthetic voices, faces, and content?
What happens to fandom when voices, faces, and styles can be synthetically reproduced at scale?
Where are the limits of AI when it comes to trust, credibility, and emotional connection?
How do game communities react when the “human” behind a voice, avatar, or creation becomes uncertain?
Do we need new labels, shared ethics, or cultural norms to signal authenticity in synthetic spaces?
Who carries responsibility when authenticity becomes ambiguous: creators, platforms, or audiences?
This session is part of the program special ON SCREEN and was curated by Games Ground.
Speaker:
Camila Oliveira – https://re-publica.com/user/26277
Enrique Pérez – https://re-publica.com/user/26374
Fabrizio Poltronieri – https://re-publica.com/user/26694
Moderation: Sofia Kats – https://re-publica.com/user/21017
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