Pankaj Bhambri
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Pankaj Bhambri is an emerging researcher whose work sits at the critical intersection of digital ethics, artificial intelligence, and media studies. His scholarship focuses on the profound societal implications of synthetic media technologies, particularly the growing threat posed by deep fakes in contemporary digital ecosystems. In his most notable work, "Digital Duplicity and the Disintegration of Trust" (2024), Bhambri offers a multidisciplinary examination of how artificially generated content erodes foundational trust structures within digital media environments, exploring the sociological, psychological, and moral consequences of this technological phenomenon. Drawing on scholarly perspectives that bridge computer science and the humanities, his research challenges readers to reckon with the ethical dimensions of AI-generated content in ways that are both intellectually rigorous and socially urgent. Although his citation record is still developing — with his 2024 publication already accumulating 4 citations in a short period — Bhambri represents a forward-thinking voice addressing one of the most pressing challenges of the digital age. His contributions are particularly valuable for students and researchers navigating the rapidly evolving landscape of AI ethics, misinformation, and digital trust.
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- 1Digital Duplicity and the Disintegration of Trust4 citations · 2024