'Daily Show' Spots The Hilarious 'Trick' To Tell If Trump Photos Are Real Or Fake
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Guest host Ronny Chieng shared his tip after AI-generated pictures of Trump with Black people circulated online.
“The Daily Show” guest host Ronny Chieng has some handy advice on how to spot Donald Trump-related misinformation this election season.
“It’s pretty easy to tell if a picture of Donald Trump is AI-generated, OK?” the comedian said Tuesday. “Here’s the trick. If Donald Trump is in a picture and looks completely insane, then it’s a real picture.”
If it looks normal, then it’s probably not real, Chieng said.
He showed a few examples.
“How about this one,” he said, showing an AI-generated image. “Trump with Black people having a good time at a party. It’s a pretty normal human activity. Therefore, this is AI.”
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