Quick Course: Spotting and Responding to Deepfakes for Students and Educators
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Quick Course: Spotting and Responding to Deepfakes for Students and Educators

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2026-02-04
10 min read
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A compact, classroom-ready course (2026 update) teaching students and educators how to detect, verify, and respond to deepfakes safely.

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