How Trump Is Using Generated Imagery to Attack Enemies and Rouse Supporters

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Trump has posted A.I.-generated images or videos at least 62 times on his Truth Social account since late 2022.
He has used A.I. imagery to attack political rivals, depict flattering self-images, and create misleading campaign materials.
Trump posted at least 19 A.I. images or videos supporting his 2024 presidential campaign.
He has shared at least 21 fantastical reimaginings of himself, including as a Nobel Peace Prize winner or a king.
Some posts were misleading or divisive, while others were clearly jokes with obvious A.I. markers.
Experts warn that Trump's use of A.I. normalizes it as a tool for political propaganda.
Trump's A.I. content has evolved alongside the technology, becoming more lifelike over time.
He has used A.I. to visualize policy ideas, mock critics, and stoke political tensions.
Some A.I. content, like the 'Trump Gaza' video, has drawn widespread criticism.
Trump's posts have deceived some social media users, who questioned their authenticity.
A.I. tools have also been used by scammers and conspiracy theorists, with Trump sharing one such video before deleting it.
The Dilley 3000 Meme Team, a pro-Trump group, has created A.I. videos attacking Democrats and praising Trump.

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