Trump posted several AI-generated photos on his Truth Social page, illustrating fake “Swifties for Trump”.
Fake AI-generated images
In his latest attempt to prove that he remains popular, former President Donald Trump opted for a dubious method using fake AI-generated images, allegedly showing Taylor Swift fans lending him their support.
The former president seems to believe
Taylor Swift has yet to express her support for the 2024 election campaign, but the former president seems to believe that her fans do.
Swifties for Trump?
He posted several AI-generated photos on his Truth Social page, illustrating fake “Swifties for Trump”.
A satirical site
The images published by Trump included some obviously from a satirical site…
Uncle Sam's patriotic image
Among the AI-generated images shared by Trump was also one of Taylor Swift featuring Uncle Sam’s famous patriotic image, accompanied by the caption “Taylor Swift wants you to vote for Donald Trump”.
Another strange move
Other images of Swifties wearing Trump t-shirts have also been added to his strange publication, and they seem just as clearly AI-generated.
Desperate attempts
Trump’s desperate attempts to attract Swifties with AI-generated images seem rather pathetic, especially as Kamala Harris’s presidential campaign gains momentum and Trump himself slips in the polls.
Misleading publication
Trump reacted to the controversy generated by his misleading publication by saying he wasn’t worried about being sued by the singer.
Being held accountable
In his opinion, he should not be held responsible, as it was other people who created the false images.
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