Trump Posts AI Video Of Himself Chasing Away Tiger After ...
Kimmel said the clip became worse in context after Trump shared real footage of William Chapman in a tiger enclosure before the British man was killed.
- On Tuesday, President Trump posted an AI-generated video on Truth Social depicting himself chasing, tackling, and befriending a Siberian tiger.
- Prior to sharing the AI footage, Trump posted a clip of British man William Chapman inside a tiger enclosure at Yorkshire Wildlife Park in Doncaster, England, moments before he was killed on Saturday.
- Chapman's family called the circulation of the death footage "deeply offensive" and said it is causing them "severe distress."
- Late-Night host Jimmy Kimmel mocked the AI-generated clip, joking, "To me the most unrealistic part of that video is him running."
- Trump previously shared footage from 10 years ago showing him flinching away from a bald eagle during a photoshoot, reflecting his history of animal-related social media posts.
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Trump ironizes young man's death in a tiger cage and shares montage with animal The President of the United States, Donald Trump, provoked criticism on last Wednesday (14) by sharing images of artificial intelligence satirizing the death of William Chapman, 24 years old, who fell into the cage of a tiger in England. The montage shows the Republican fighting with a tiger and then hugging the animal to the sound of the song "The Lion Sleeps Tonigh…
The family of the deceased is outraged.
Trump criticised over posting AI video of himself wrestling tiger that killed man
US president Donald Trump has been widely criticised over posting an AI video of himself wrestling tiger that killed man at Yorkshire Wildlife Park near Doncaster on Saturday (October 10).
Strange tragedy, comedy for Trump. A tiger kills a man at the Yorkshire Zoo in northern England. The images that spread do not show everything, but how William Chapman gets a few bites and how, at a time when the animal leaves him, since...
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