The real test for signed photos: whether courts and insurers accept them as proof
eyishazyer · x · 2026-09-10
From the same thread's closing thoughts: the real test isn't the keynote but whether a wire service, court, or insurer ever treats a signed reference image as actual proof — that's what turns the feature into something that changes photo evidence. Also worth watching: the EU timeline, and whether signed capture eventually reaches video, where the fake-or-real problem is even more urgent than stills.
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