Photos of Donald Trump in police exile or Vladimir Putin in court are circulating on the Internet, although each of them is a fake created by artificial intelligence. Artificial intelligence allows you to make convincing fake news in a few minutes.
A few days ago, former US President Donald Trump announced that he expects his own arrest on Tuesday, March 21. Photos of him handcuffed and escorted by police quickly became an internet hit… although nothing has happened yet.
Internet users have begun to create quite convincing fake photos using generative AI. The creations of artificial intelligence are slowly blurring the line between truth and falsehood, and users do not limit themselves and, for example, are already betraying Vladimir Putin to a tribunal in The Hague.
Trump Arrested: Fake Images of Artificial Intelligence Flooded Twitter
Trump’s arrest is currently a very hot topic in the US, so Internet users decided to “visualize” what it could look like. All you need is access to one of the few tools on the market that allows you to create images based on a short description.
Many photos of Internet users are taken as an obvious joke, while others are trying to hide the fact that this is not a real photo. “Finally it’s happening. Donald Trump has been arrested by AI police” - this example message potentially implies that the actual arrest has already taken place.
It is clear that others want to exploit the growing trend on social media using all the keywords associated with the situation of the possible arrest of the former US president.
Putin on his knees in front of Xi Jinping - another fake created by AI
In connection with Xi Jinping’s visit to Russia, a photo of Vladimir Putin kneeling before the Chinese leader also began to circulate on the Internet. However, it is assumed that this is also a fiction created by artificial intelligence.
Putin is a fairly common figure used in creating AI fakes. Internet users mostly put Putin in handcuffs or face trial. In one popular photo, he is being led away by Russian officers. Another account shared what a trial of Vladimir Putin at the International Court of Justice in The Hague might look like.
Source: Wprost
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