Lee showed how he uses AI. Trump isn't telling
SEATTLE — President Lee Jae Myung has come under fire for publicly sharing how he used Google's Gemini to support his position in a political dispute. Across the Pacific, U.S. President Donald Trump has taken a different approach: He acknowledges using artificial intelligence (AI) but won't say exactly how. Trump is hardly shy about AI-generated content. His social media accounts have featured a…
President Lee Jae Myung faced criticism after openly demonstrating how he utilized Google's Gemini AI to back his stance in a political disagreement. In contrast, U.S. President Donald Trump adopted a different stance: while he admits to employing artificial intelligence, he is reluctant to disclose the specifics of its usage. Trump has been openly associated with AI-generated content, featuring numerous fabricated images and videos on his social media platforms, ranging from portrayals of himself as a pope and a king to mocking AI-generated content targeting his political opponents.
However, when reporters inquired about his personal use of AI during a recent trip aboard Air Force One, Trump provided minimal information. He simply affirmed, "I use AI. Yes, I do," but declined to elaborate on the specifics. The situation highlights a marked difference between Trump and Lee, who disclosed the results of a Gemini-generated response to defend his position on whether heads of investigative agencies should attend Cabinet meetings.
This disclosure led to criticism from opposition politicians who questioned the merits of relying on a chatbot for such a critical decision.
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