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Context: #NewspaperUSBrdshtTheHillLaurenSforza "Fabricated images of former President Trump being arrested are circulating social media as the country prepares for his possible indictment this week.
The images, created using artificial intelligence software (AI), show what appears to be the a large group of New York City Police Department officers arresting the former president as he resists be detained. Some of the images that were posted on Twitter even depict Trump being forced to the ground, while another image shows him running away from the police officers.
The text in the images, like on the police officers' uniform, is garbled -- an indicator that they were fake.
Eliot Higgins, founder and creative director of investigative collective Bellingcat, first shared these images Monday on Twitter, and they have gained traction over the last several days.
He explained in a tweet that he used MidJourney V5 -- an AI software that creates images from a written prompt -- to form the images. That prompt that he used read 'Donald Trump falling over while getting arrested. Fibonacci Spiral. News footage,' and it produced many of the images that were posted on Twitter." https://thehill.com/blogs/blog-briefing-room/3912427-fake-ai-images-of-trump-arrest-hit-internet/ #TechArtificialIntelligenceAIGenerativeMidJourney i.e. https://www.midjourney.com/ #TechArtificialIntelligenceAIGenerativeDeepfake #WebsiteBellingcatEliotHiggins: https://twitter.com/EliotHiggins/status/1637927681734987777 #NarrativeTruthHoax
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Supplementary: #NMUKBBCMariannaSpring "The fake images of black Trump supporters, generated by artificial intelligence (AI), are one of the emerging disinformation trends ahead of the US presidential election in November.
Unlike in 2016, when there was evidence of foreign influence campaigns, the AI-generated images found by the BBC appear to have been made and shared by US voters themselves.
One of them was Mark Kaye and his team at a conservative radio show in Florida.
They created an image of Mr Trump smiling with his arms around a group of black women at a party and shared it on Facebook, where Mr Kaye has more than one million followers.
At first it looks real, but on closer inspection everyone's skin is a little too shiny and there are missing fingers on people's hands - some tell-tale signs of AI-created images.
'I'm not a photojournalist,' Mr Kaye tells me from his radio studio.
'I'm not out there taking pictures of what's really happening. I'm a storyteller.'" https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-68440150 #NarrativeTruthImpersonation #IdentityAmericanBlackAndAfrican #HandleTwitterTrump_History45 #CampaignHashtagBlackVotersMatterCliffAlbright #WebsiteNewsmaxMarkKaye i.e. https://www.politifact.com/personalities/mark-kaye/