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Donald Trump attacks his opponents and turns to AI

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Donald Trump attacks his opponents and turns to AI

Donald Trump is stepping up attacks on his political opponents and using AI-generated images to bolster his image and spread his messages. This fact-checking segment also examines his false claims and his strained relations with journalists, according to France 24 Afrique.

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