We've had "deepfakes for text" (i.e. writing down a lie) for millenia and still we are not really at the point where "text is assumed to be made up unless proven otherwise".

Faking a screenshot of a tweet us trivial, yet people take them seriously.

So technology alone is unlikely to be enough to resolve YES. A non-trivial increase in people's willingness to lie (or assume others are lying) is required as well.

Note: a YES resolution might be easier to achieve if the market was limited to politics or other contentious areas, but it explicitly requires a general breakdown of trust even for say a photo of your family lunch on Facebook, which is IMHO a pretty high bar.

Relevant: https://www.wired.com/story/how-to-lead-army-of-digital-sleuths-age-of-ai/