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President Donald Trump shared a strange and apparently AI-generated video on Saturday evening's Truth Social Post.
Posts mysteriously deleted after a few hours, but accessible via archive versions indicate fake Fox News A clip featuring Trump's stepdaughter, Lara Trump.
The clip claims that Lara Trump's AI-generated version of the president has “launched a historic new healthcare system.”
Perhaps even more confused, the fake version of Trump proudly unveils the venture from behind his desk in the oval office of the video. That is, the president is now sharing his deepfakes without the disclaimer that they are not authentic.
“Every American will receive their own Medbed card right away,” the fake Trump said in the clip. “It guarantees access to new hospitals led by top doctors across the country, with the world's most advanced technology.”
Actual Fox Newsusually the president's stubborn allies quickly admitted that the segment “didn't air.” Fox News Channel or other Fox News Media platforms. ”
In other words, it's the new worst for the president. That means it has gained a reputation for posting all sorts of AI slops on social media, from photos of fake sports cars to videos of bearded belly dancers in Gaza.
His latest videos have a finite number of possibilities, but none of them are good. Did he somehow think the video was real? He knew it was a fake, but did he share it anyway? Was he trying to trick his followers? Or is he not clear about what the fakes he generated in Ai are?
“If 'Medbed' technology was real, it would be the biggest medical advance of a generation,” tweeted. The media will register senior fellow Matthew Gerz. “Trump needs to explain why he suggested he was using a channel that has made major policy announcements and why he removed it after the fact.”
“How do you bring people back to shared reality when the powers continue to bind them?” asked Noel Cook, an ethnographicalist and researcher of conspiracy theory.
“Trump has removed his strange post featuring AI videos in which he supports “Medbed.” This raises the question of whether he is as confused as he thought it was a real video he was talking about,” journalist Aaron Looper offered.
The “Medbed” conspiracy theory has a direct connection to the canon. CNN A shadowy UFO program within the government reports that for some reason it is successfully repeated alien healing technology that has been successfully protected by publicly. (It is worth pointing out here that the person who currently runs the government is Trump, meaning that in Canon's anti-logic, he will become the one who protects non-existent Medbed from the hands of nonexistent patients.)
Some Qanon supporters even believed that “Medbed” was used to keep John F. Kennedy alive for the half century of his assassination.
For years, Trump has amplified the theory of unharmed canon conspiracy and shared hundreds of posts that promote the idea of the Fringe Group.
The “Medbed” conspiracy theory is especially unfortunate given the unfortunate state of the US healthcare system, which historically excluded people who could not afford insurance, leaving them primarily to their own destiny.
Worse, the Trump administration is directly aiming for real-life federal initiatives, cutting more than $50 trillion from Medicare, a health insurance program for people over the age of 65.
Without the form of a social or medical safety net, Americans could certainly benefit from a completely fictional, worse oil healing mat.
“Trump was accidentally promoting universal healthcare for all Americans, but after being told what he did, he removed it,” joked one X user.
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