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Donald Trump Shares AI-Generated Video Promoting Medbed Conspiracy Theory

Trump shared an AI-generated video promoting a false medical technology linked to QAnon before deleting it after 12 hours, raising concerns about misinformation on his platform.

  • On Saturday, President Donald Trump posted an AI-generated video promoting ‘medbeds’ on Truth Social, which was deleted within about 12 hours by Sunday morning.
  • Rooted in alternative-medicine claims, the MedBed theory has spread among QAnon adherents and far-right internet users, alleging fictional tech that heals illnesses, reverses aging, and regrows limbs.
  • The video presented a fake Fox News report anchored by Lara Trump, with AI-generated Trump promising, 'With it, you'll have guaranteed access to our new hospitals led by the top doctors in the nation, equipped with the most advanced technology in the world.'
  • Medical experts warned the MedBed claims are false and harmful, and the post raised concerns about misinformation and President Donald Trump’s judgment, with no White House clarification by Sunday.
  • Scammers and fringe firms have monetized MedBed claims, selling a $11,000 device and operating scam websites while Tesla BioHealing altered ads after U.S. Food and Drug Administration warnings.
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Internet outrage over Trump's AI 'MedBed' conspiracy video

Donald Trump stirred online outrage Monday after posting an apparent AI-generated video of himself promising every American access to all-healing "MedBed" hospitals, reviving a widely debunked conspiracy theory.

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Internet outrage over Trump's AI conspiracy video

Donald Trump stirred online outrage Monday after posting an AI-generated video of himself promising every American access to all-healing "MedBed" hospitals, reviving a widely debunked conspiracy theory.

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