California wildfires: How to identify false information and fake images

<br /> CBS News: Identifying false images and misinformation about California wildfires<br />

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Social media is spreading misinformation about the California wildfires. This includes AI-generated images, and false claims. Rhona Tarrant, executive editor of CBS Confirmed, has more information on how to separate fact from fiction regarding the fires.

California wildfires: How to identify false information and fake images

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