It is almost difficult to distinguish the arrest photos of Trump produced by artificial intelligence from the real ones. In reality, the ex-president of the United States, Donald Trump, has not been arrested so far.
About the ex-president of the United States About Donald Trump there have been some disturbing pictures on social media this week.
In numerous pictures, it seems that the camera has recorded the moment when Trump is about to be arrested.
The pictures are not real, but they look confusingly real.
Only when you take a closer look at the pictures do you notice that there are many flaws in the pictures.
In one picture, Trump’s hand is suspiciously short. In the second picture, the policeman seems to be holding something that does not look like a human hand at all.
These are images produced by an artificial intelligence program of what Trump’s arrest could look like.
Behind the pictures is the founder of the Bellingcat organization Elliot Higgins.
This week, he shared more than 50 AI-generated images of Trump’s arrest.
With his capture, Higgins wanted to show how insidious artificial intelligence can be.
There have been news about photo forgeries, for example BBC (switch to another service), Atlantic magazine (you will switch to another service) and website Buzzfeed News (you’re moving to another service).
Trump wrote on social media about his suspected arrest
Last weekend, Trump said Truth Social (you will switch to another service)– service that he believes he will be arrested on Tuesday.
Trump said he received “illegally leaked” information from the Manhattan District Attorney’s office in New York. Trump also called on his supporters to protest the arrest.
Trump was not arrested on Tuesday.
Trump is suspected of paying a porn star by Stormy Daniels (by Stephanie Clifford) kept quiet about the relationship during the presidential election in 2016.
In recent weeks, there has been a heated discussion in the media that criminal charges might be brought against the ex-president.
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Sources: Reuters, AFP