Does it even matter? It's an official communication.
(In the future [as in the past when abstract entities were involved] we will not be concerned so much with whether or not an entity physically produced a message [in a single take, for purists], but with whether or not that entity approves of the message)
Of course it matters. Would we let a legal defendant put forth AI generated evidence as an alibi? No. In this case there are serious concerns of a coverup.
yeah right, keep stirring a non-existent pot. There's no serious concerns of a cover up. She's got cancer. Maybe they stage managed the setting, but that's understandable for production needs. I suggest you might like to try finding other things to be 'concerned' about.
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[ 3.7 ms ] story [ 20.4 ms ] thread(In the future [as in the past when abstract entities were involved] we will not be concerned so much with whether or not an entity physically produced a message [in a single take, for purists], but with whether or not that entity approves of the message)