In short: Fake photo of Trump kissing his assistant: How AI was used to cover his tracks
The France 24 – Français report summarises the main elements available, maintaining the statements attributed to their sources.
France 24 — French devotes a report to "In brief: Fake photo of Trump kissing his assistant: how AI was used to cover its tracks" and presents this element as the central development of the available information.
The available report indicates that a fake photo of Donald Trump kissing his assistant Nathalie Harp has garnered millions of views on social networks. The report also states that the image was manipulated several times by AI and then retouched to conceal its artificial origin.
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- Fausse photo de Trump embrassant son assistante : comment l'IA a été utilisée pour brouiller les pistes — France 24 — Français
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