A recent crowd shot from Kamala Harris’s rally at the Detroit Metro Airport made headlines last week after the photo appeared to be AI generated or digitally enhanced.
The photo shows a very enthusiastic and massive crowd of supporters waiting for Kamala and Tampon Tim at their rally in Detroit on Wednesday, August 7.
The photo was first published by Democrat political strategist Rachel Bitecofer where it was disseminated on social media.
Bitecofer is a popular activist in Democrat circles who was even invited on leftist Bill Maher’s show on HBO as a guest.
Bitecofer has stated she did not attend the rally and did not know where the photo came from.
According to XRVision a comparison of similar verified images, such as those by the AP, reveals that the image has an inconsistent field of view geometry, depth and width, proportions, and lighting.
SNOPES reportedly examined the image and reported that it is “unproven” if the image is not authentic.
SNOPES claims they ran the image through an AI Detector and the results came back 96% human or likely photographed by someone at the event.
However, XRVision ran the same photo through an AI Detector several times, and the results came back as 76%, 79%, 78%, 79%, and 80% likely AI-generated.
The AI detection program gave it a NSFW label meaning “Not Suitable for Work” or, in other words, IT IS NOT LIKELY A REAL PHOTO!… And ‘Stay Away.”
So now we know that there is no depth of deception Democrats will not go to push their unlikeable and failed candidates.
Nothing is real with these people. Nothing is honest.
They have no integrity.
And SNOPES, a company founded by a degenerate who blew nearly $100 grand of company money on hookers, is caught once again playing cleanup for the Democrat liars.
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Conclusion:
As we navigate through the murky waters of political agendas and questionable images, it becomes clear that the truth is often obscured by those with vested interests. In a world where AI can blur the lines between reality and fiction, it is up to us to question what we see and scrutinize the information presented to us.
While the authenticity of the crowd shot from Kamala Harris’s rally remains contested, one thing is certain – the power of perception can shape narratives and influence public opinion. In an era of fake news and digital manipulation, staying vigilant and discerning the truth from the falsehoods is more crucial than ever.
