In my view, it has become necessary to place some distrust in digital images due to the ML video processing that is being applied nowadays. Artificial neural ne

In my view, it has become necessary to place some distrust in digital images due to the ML video processing that is being applied nowadays. Artificial neural networks are being used to "upscale" video footage, that is, to create footage that appears to have a higher resolution than the source material. It is clear that these methods can introduce artifacts ("details") into images that were "dreamt up" by the artificial neural network. I do not know how this relates to this specific trial, but if I were a judge I would want to rule out that footage used as evidence was manipulated by "AI".