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Trump Living in Alternate World of AI Slop, Insiders Say

He also has a "court jester" of AI slop. The post Trump Living in Alternate World of AI Slop, Insiders Say appeared first on Futurism .

Trump Living in Alternate World of AI Slop, Insiders Say

President Donald Trump's fascination with artificial intelligence (AI) has become increasingly concerning, according to insiders. The commander-in-chief regularly shares bizarre AI videos that praise himself, criticize his opponents, and sometimes alter reality. Behind the scenes, sources reveal that Trump is increasingly immersed in an alternate reality fueled by AI.

Republicans prepare for what may be a devastating midterm election season, while White House officials describe the situation as Trump being cloistered in a world of sycophantic press coverage, disparaging content about his rivals, and AI-generated material.

One White House official even called Bill Pulte, a top federal housing official, a "court jester" as Pulte often accompanies Trump and presents him with AI-generated memes, posters, and mortgage industry documents. Trump's detachment from critical coverage has resulted in extreme reactions to neutral or unfavorable remarks. When comedian Bill Maher made jokes about Trump's connections to Jeffrey Epstein and Russia, Trump launched a 1,300-word rant against Maher on his website Truth Social, which social media struggled to summarize.

Reports suggest that AI may directly influence Trump's decision-making. TIME magazine revealed that Trump's interactions with Elon Musk's chatbot Grok led him to consider invading Venezuela to capture President Nicolas Maduro. Democrats now demand access to those Grok conversations and others, fearing AI's impact on the president's mindset.

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