The authority to prove deepfakes technically and jurisprudentially in artificial intelligence systems
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The research aims to demonstrate the authority to prove deepfakes technically and jurisprudentially in artificial intelligence systems, as many people still fear the harm of this development in artificial intelligence, mimicking voice, and image, etc. The research contains the concept of artificial intelligence, details on the method of detecting deepfakes technically, the authority of deepfakes in jurisprudence, and then the result, which is: that probable evidence is considered one of the methods of proof considered in the judiciary in Islam. The means of proof are not limited to a specific number. Therefore, those videos or audio clips that were detected through deepfake tools and whose falsification was not proven are some of the evidence that varies in strength and weakness. That is what the judge and his specialist experts estimate. This means according to the evidence, the authority of rights is proven, or dropped.
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Artificial Intelligence, Deep Fakes, Proof, The Presumption
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