Trump Arrest Deepfake Photos Forecast a Strange and Scary Future

According to Higgins, he was just experimenting with the generator’s capabilities and did not mean to mislead anyone into thinking Trump actually had been arrested. However, that did not stop the photos from being shared across the web, and viewed over 5 million times. Now, Trump has gotten in on the fun, re-sharing an artificially created image of himself solemnly praying, with the caption demanding that Trump supporters “pray for this man.”