Miscaptioned photo shows people gathered in Dublin for a 2011 appearance by then-President Barack Obama, not lines to see former President Donald Trump’s Oct. 27 rally at New York City’s Madison Square Garden. https://t.co/DJJ8mFMUNZ

— PolitiFact (@PolitiFact) October 28, 2024

This is the most on-brand Trump ad ever. It claims to “support our troops,” but the photo is a composited fake, the jets are MiG-29s, and the rifles are Kalashnikovs. Yes, seriously. https://t.co/fEC3WndvHq pic.twitter.com/ZaJzo8fnus

— Julian Sanchez (@normative) September 15, 2020

Donald Trump's campaign ads featured pictures of a mountain range in the former Soviet republic rather than the U.S. state of Georgia.https://t.co/MkpAhmJzYu

— The Daily Beast (@thedailybeast) September 23, 2024

AI behind image of flooded Gatlinburg, Tennessee, street after Helene | Fact check https://t.co/MwSCA174Fj

— USA TODAY (@USATODAY) October 5, 2024

Why would he go in the water in a suit? Why would he be handing out paper towels in a flood? What are they gonna do, soak up the flood water with brawny? These keep getting dumber and still all over FB pic.twitter.com/bi36g5GGTq

— farhad manjoo (former bluecheck) (@fmanjoo) October 4, 2024

“The biggest issue is rumors and fake memes and photos of people being trapped in areas around the county, and we send folks out to rescue them, and there’s no one there to be rescued” https://t.co/E18B1B9zzl

— Igor Bobic (@igorbobic) October 4, 2024

Analysis by Adriana Usero and Glenn Kessler: No, the president didn’t wander off. The Republican National Committee posts a clipped video. Then the New York Post, the Telegraph and other pro-Trump outlets follow suit with the same deceptive framing. https://t.co/1hb4tZ1Mgr

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) June 15, 2024

This altered video was widely circulated, including by media organizations. https://t.co/bnFBxLJ80v

— Jonathan Chait (@jonathanchait) June 14, 2024

It’s interesting that Biden critics rely so heavily on deceptively edited videos to make their case … wouldn’t it be more persuasive if they used legitimate evidence? pic.twitter.com/hzWz6nPZXg

— Matthew Yglesias (@mattyglesias) June 15, 2024

Trump supporters target black voters with faked AI images https://t.co/wAALScJp5B

— Brent Staples (@BrentNYT) March 9, 2024

It took the most cutting-edge AI technology to get Trump to hang out with six Black guys. @RonnyChieng pic.twitter.com/2dKyMbffWZ

— The Daily Show (@TheDailyShow) March 6, 2024

Black men, Republicans want to erase you. They want you brutalized, incarcerated & uneducated.

You voted in 2020, you voted in high numbers. You answered the call.

92% of Black people voted for Biden and 8% for Trump.

Republicans think that they can woo you with a mugshot… pic.twitter.com/ll8BwfSr4U

— LanaQuest aka RosaSparks (@LqLana) March 4, 2024

These are fake AI generated images being posted by Trump supporters in an effort to garner support among Black voters. pic.twitter.com/45OL8rx82J

— Mike Sington (@MikeSington) March 4, 2024

the trump campaign is using AI-generated deep fakes to make black people believe other black people support trump!

Note missing fingers, hats with broken logos, and 3 arms!

Retweet if this pisses you off! pic.twitter.com/RJK0YBW3gV

— Agolf Twitler Slayer (@slayer_agolf) March 7, 2024

Scoop: Doctored videos of Dr. Oz Senate seat challenger @JohnFetterman that exaggerate his speech issues post-stroke went viral this week on Twitter and TikTok, bringing in hundreds of thousands of views. https://t.co/uxC6768Qv4

— Benjamin Goggin (@BenjaminGoggin) September 14, 2022