When AI Meets Currency
The Anatomy of the Disinformation The NBC has pointed to two Facebook accounts, run by social media personalities using the names Konkhmer Konndal and Kim…
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So when manipulated images began circulating showing Senate President Hun Sen and Prime Minister Hun Manet in place of the royals on a 10,000-riel note, it wasn't just a currency question, it touched questions of political legitimacy and royal protocol at once. Article 65 goes much further: counterfeiting currency, paper or coin, carries a sentence ranging from 20 years to life in prison.
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So when manipulated images began circulating showing Senate President Hun Sen and Prime Minister Hun Manet in place of the royals on a 10,000-riel note, it wasn't just a currency question, it touched questions of political legitimacy and royal protocol at once.
according to IOL (Independent Online)Article 65 goes much further: counterfeiting currency, paper or coin, carries a sentence ranging from 20 years to life in prison.
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