New York Times’s Malachy Browne on the future of visual investigations in the age of AI“Visual verification and audio verification are going to become extremely challenging,” said the visual investigations pioneer. As a co-founder of The New York Times’s visual investigations team, Browne helped pioneer a form of reporting that combines traditional investigative techniques with digital forensics. Together with Gauss and his editor, Mark Scheffler, he took on a series of early visual investigations to demonstrate the approach’s potential. One of the things that stands out about the New York Times visual investigations team is how transparent you are about your methodology. For journalists who want to get better at visual investigations, what are some tools or techniques they can start exploring?