Deepfakes in Divorce Court – When AI Threatens Justice
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Deepfakes in Divorce Court – When AI Threatens Justice
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What if the video that cost you custody wasn’t real—but no one could prove it?
In this episode of Love and Law, Elizabeth Yang dives into one of the most alarming trends facing family courts today: AI-generated evidence. From deepfake videos to synthetic audio recordings, artificial intelligence is now being weaponized in custody battles—and the legal system is scrambling to catch up.
⚖️ How AI-generated evidence is disrupting custody and domestic violence cases
💻 What courts are doing to authenticate digital files (and why it’s so expensive)
🚨 Why the “liar’s dividend” is harming real abuse victims and innocent parents alike
With real-world examples and expert insights, this episode breaks down how deepfakes are challenging the very foundation of courtroom truth—and what you can do to protect yourself.
🎧 Now streaming on all major podcast platforms.
📖 Read the full blog about this topic here.