Nina Schick

Nina Schick is a British author and researcher specializing in deepfakes, synthetic media, and their implications for democracy and information integrity. She is best known for her book *Deepfakes and the Infocalypse* (2020), which examines how synthetic media technologies pose threats to political discourse, trust in institutions, and the integrity of information ecosystems. Schick has become a prominent voice in public discourse around AI-generated content, appearing in media outlets and policy discussions to warn about the potential for deepfakes to undermine democratic processes and social cohesion. Her work bridges technical understanding of synthetic media with broader concerns about societal resilience and the future of trust in digital information.

Nina Schick is a British author and researcher focused on deepfakes and synthetic media. She gained prominence through her work warning about the disinformation risks posed by AI-generated synthetic media, particularly in political contexts. She authored 'Deepfakes and the New Disinformation War' and has been a vocal advocate for policy responses to synthetic media threats.