Washington:(The COW News Digital) U.S. President Donald Trump has refused to apologize for posting a controversial and offensive AI-generated video of former President Barack Obama and former First Lady Michelle Obama.
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Reacting to the backlash, Trump stated that he “did nothing wrong” in sharing the video on his social media platform, insisting that there was no need for an apology.
The incident follows a storm of criticism after Trump posted the AI-generated video, which depicted the Obamas in a highly offensive manner. The video quickly went viral, triggering widespread outrage across social and mainstream media.
Following the uproar, the post was deleted, but the White House initially claimed that the video had been posted by mistake by a staff member, and it was promptly removed.
Despite the controversy, Trump has maintained his stance, emphasizing that the video did not constitute an error on his part. The incident has intensified debates over the ethical use of AI-generated content and the responsibilities of public figures on social media.
Analysts note that this controversy comes amid Trump’s broader political activity and could further polarize public opinion in the United States. The incident has also reignited conversations about the regulation of AI content and its potential misuse in political contexts.
