Donald Trump shares AI-generated video of ‘Gaza’ to Truth Social
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The video includes an AI-generated Trump lounging on the beach shirtless beside Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu with cocktails in their hands.
An AI-generated video was shared on U.S. President Donald Trump’s Truth Social account, showcasing a depiction of an imagined future of Gaza — featuring an enormous golden statue of Trump, bearded belly dancers, a shirtless Trump sunbathing on a beach and Elon Musk eating hummus.
The 30-second clip begins with children running through rubble and the words “Whats Next?” appearing in blue, red and white. Then, the children go from walking through the rubble to walking into a resort-like atmosphere with a beach, an ocean, palm trees, hotels, skyscrapers, yachts and people partying.
The next clip shows an AI version of Musk eating bread dipped in hummus on the beach with a big smile on his face followed by bearded belly dancers in bikinis, a downtown area that resembles Miami and a child holding a giant gold balloon of Trump’s face in the middle of the street.
“Donald’s coming to set you free. Bringing the life to all you see,” a voice sings in the background. “No more tunnels, no more fear. Trump Gaza is finally here!”
The AI video showcases luxury yachts, Trump dancing in a nightclub with a woman, Musk dancing on the beach while throwing money in the air with an audience clapping for him, a massive golden “Trump Gaza” building and a huge golden statue of Trump set in the middle of a street.
“Trump Gaza shining bright. Golden future, a brand-new light. Feast and dance,” the voice continues to sing. “The deed is done. Trump Gaza number one!”
The video ends with an AI-generated Trump lounging on the beach shirtless beside Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu with cocktails in their hands, and another close-up clip of the busy “Trump Gaza” building.
Trump began facing backlash after the computer-generated video was shared to his social media accounts, including Instagram.
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