The deepfake problem we can’t ignore

Cyber Resilience19 Nov 2025

When technology can mimic anyone with near-perfect accuracy, trust becomes fragile. Deepfakes and AI automation are forcing a rethink of what it means to be real and what roles humans will hold onto in the years ahead.

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Enis Bytyqi

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