Danielle Citron is a law professor and deepfake expert who sheds light on the growing threat of digitally manipulated media. She discusses how deepfakes distort reality, fueling misinformation and undermining democracy. Citron emphasizes the urgent need for legislation to combat digital impersonation and protect personal privacy. Through a poignant example of a journalist's harrowing experience with deepfakes, she highlights the risks to individuals and societal trust, calling for accountability in our increasingly manipulated digital landscape.