YEREVAN – Archbishop Arshak Khachatryan, the Chancellor of the Mother See, has given testimony in the case concerning an intimate video attributed to him.
“According to the defense, Archbishop Arshak insists that the content of that video has nothing to do with him,” attorney Arsen Babayan said.
Archbishop Arshak told the Investigative Committee that the circulated video is fake and unrelated to him. His lawyer, Arsen Babayan, says the Archbishop’s right to privacy was not violated because the video is fabricated. Is it believed to have been created using artificial intelligence? What is their hypothesis?
“These are fabricated videos—whether they were faked technically or in terms of content. To put it simply, whether they used computer software or actors to fake it is not particularly important,” the lawyer said.
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