Trump: Iran Uses AI to Create False Military Information, Collaborates with Media to Spread Inaccurate Reports About U.S. Military
Svmuu News U.S. President Trump posted on the Truth Social platform, stating that Iran has long been adept at media manipulation and public relations, and is now using AI as a new tool for disinformation. Iran displayed fabricated footage of suicide speedboat attacks on ships, but these speedboats do not exist. Trump claimed that according to previous reports by media outlets such as The Wall Street Journal, among the five U.S. refueling aircraft reported as shot down, all except one new aircraft have returned to service. Iran also collaborated with media to produce AI-generated images of the aircraft carrier "Abraham Lincoln" burning at sea, but the ship actually suffered no attack. Trump stated that FCC Chairman Brendan Carr is reviewing the broadcast licenses of some news organizations.
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