AI-generated images of Donald Trump embracing Black people are being circulated by his supporters online.
Keen observers of AI images will spot the unnatural glow that is the hallmark of pictures created by apps like Midjourney and Stable Diffusion.“I’m not a photojournalist,” says Florida radio host Mark Kaye who admitted to creating one of the fake images. “I’m not out there taking pictures of what’s really happening. I’m a storyteller.”shared two of the images found in its investigation.
investigation reports that “there’s no evidence directly linking these images to Mr. Trump’s campaign.”With Trump looking certain to secure the Republican nomination, his campaign is ramping up and unlike 2016 — AI images now exist.Recently, the 45th President of the United States raged against the “fake news” for using artificial intelligence to createThe AI image Donald Trump shared of himself on Truth Social.
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