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"Nojento": Donald Trump faces criticism for posting AI image with Dolly Parton

Euronews Portugal28 August 2026 at 14:42

Donald Trump used the Truth Social platform to post an AI-generated image where he appears arm in arm with singer Dolly Parton at the White House. This post is part of a series of recent Trump posts that use AI technology.

Dolly Parton died this week, leaving millions of fans in mourning. Trump's post drew criticism from the singer's admirers, who considered the gesture excessive and disrespectful during a time of mourning.

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