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Read full articleClad in swimsuits or sometimes military fatigues, the mostly blonde women lavish praise on US President Donald Trump and criticise his rivals. But these Trump fans are AI-generated, flooding tech platforms with fervent but fake political messaging ahead of the US midterm election.
The state’s top judge in its Court of Appeals warned legal filings that likely have fake information created by AI are “rapidly escalating.” These entries, she said, may be a drain on resources.
This Wednesday Donald Trump claimed that out of respect for him, Iran had agreed to spare the lives of 8 young Iranian women facing execution. But he was quickly struck with accusations that the women were AI-generated. Iran gave conflicting information, both mocking the AI claims but also declaring none of the women faced confirmed death sentences. The reality - as confirmed by two NGOs - is that all parties did not share correct information.
"Emily Hart" is a young, AI-created conservative woman who likes to take off her clothes.
Pangram Labs’ updated Chrome extension puts warning labels on AI slop as you scroll your social feeds.
AI tracks account for a small fraction of Deezer streams, and most are demonetized for fraud.
Group has released over a dozen videos mocking President Trump and the US.
When it’s hard or impossible to identify trustworthy sources, you can choose to believe whatever you find comforting, invigorating or infuriating In early March, a week after the first US-Israeli strikes on Iran, the White House posted a video of real American attacks mixed with clips from popular movies, television series, video games and anime. Iran and its sympathisers responded to the strikes by flooding social media with outdated war footage allegedly from the current conflict alongside AI-generated content depicting attacks on Tel Aviv and US bases in the Persian Gulf. Continue reading...
