This is just the latest AI slop Trump has posted. He’s also shared a racist depiction of House minority leader Hakeem Jeffries wearing a mustache and sombrero, a highly dystopian, bizarre “Trump Gaza” video, and more. You have to wonder—how do these videos end up on Trump’s official account in the first place?

AI-generated images have become a hallmark of the administration’s communication strategy, blending satire, spectacle and politics

California Gov. Gavin Newsom gloated over Democrats’ electoral sweep with a bizarre, artificial intelligence (AI) powered video of him giving President Trump a smackdown and other doctored

Nvidia's advanced Blackwell chip for artificial intelligence would not be available to "other people," U.S. President Donald Trump said Sunday. Nvidia, the world's most valuable company, dominates the market for AI chips.

Last night’s elections saw Democrats win major victories in New York City, California, Virginia, and New Jersey

The president’s deepfakes are jokey now, but they may get far more insidious. In late September, President Donald Trump posted a racist AI-generated video depicting House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries standing before a podium,

GameStop recently declared the end of the so-called "Console Wars" on social media, which prompted the White House's response.

The Trump administration is pushing regulators to dramatically accelerate the process of allowing the booming data-center sector to connect to power grids.

Trump posted an AI video of himself wearing a crown inside a fighter plane, dumping what appears to be feces on "No Kings Day" protesters, whom he called “whacked out.”

The Tuesday email, with “It’s Taco Tuesday!” in the subject line, has what appears to be an AI-generated image of Trump wearing a sombrero, holding a taco, in front of a banner that has the clearly misspelled word, “TCOS,” written on it.