‘South Park’ Revives AI Deepfake Trump — With Predictably NSFW Results
The president’s privates find themselves front and center in the new episode The post ‘South Park’ Revives AI Deepfake Trump — With Predictably NSFW Results appeared first on TheWrap .
In the latest episode of "South Park," Season 29, the animated comedy once again took aim at Donald Trump using AI deepfake technology. The show created a parody of the president as a billionaire who caused havoc in the fictional town of Weenietown with his data centers. The disturbances led to Butters, a character on the show, calling an exterminator to deal with the issue.
However, the exterminator informed Butters that they were dealing with a new strain of billionaire who enjoyed making public arguments, particularly with Mark Ruffalo.
Elsewhere in the episode, the weenies of Weenietown retaliated by purchasing the local news outlet, following the typical actions of a savvy billionaire. In response to the ongoing battles with the "problem billionaires," Butters managed to relocate them to Nashville, Tennessee, a possible reference to the Ellisons.
The episode also brought back the AI deepfake version of Trump, which entered a public restroom, removed his trousers, and left his penis to seemingly join the residents of Weenietown. This decision to bring back the AI Trump came after Trump criticized AI guardrails, stating on Truth Social that the only control these technologies need is a strong and smart president. The White House did not provide a comment on the matter.
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