Donald Trump, the former US president as per reports, has announced his plans to appear in a New York court on Monday (Oct 2).&nbsp;

He will be appearing for the opening of a trial that accuses him of a years-long scheme to inflate the value of real estate and financial assets.

<h2>'Fight for my name'</h2>

Taking to 'Truth Social,' his social media platform, Trump announced: "I'm going to Court tomorrow morning."

The former president said that in New York he will fight for his "name and reputation against a corrupt and racist Attorney General, Letitia James, who campaigned on 'getting Trump,'&nbsp;and a Trump Hating Judge who is unfair, unhinged, and vicious in his PURSUIT of me."

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He also said that James "values Mar-a-Lago, in Palm Beach, Florida, at 18 Million Dollars, when it is worth 50 to 100 times that amount. His valuations are FRAUDULENT in pursuit of Election Interference, and worse. THIS WHOLE CASE IS A SHAM!!! See you in Court - Monday morning."

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<h2>Preparations for Trump's visit</h2>

As per CNN, even before Trump's announcement, law enforcement and court employees had begun making security preparations for his appearance at the Lower Manhattan courthouse. &nbsp;

Quoting sources in the know, CNN reports that Trump will fly to New York on Sunday evening after a campaign event in Ottawa, Iowa. He will spend the night at Manhattan's Trump Tower.

<h2>Civil fraud case</h2>

The case was brought in September 2022 by the Attorney General against Trump, his eldest sons, their sons, their companies and several executives.&nbsp;

AG Letitia James is seeking the Trump family to pay $250 million in damages, a ban on the Trumps from serving as officers of a business in New York, alongwith a ban on the Trump company from engaging in business transactions for five years.

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Donald Trump, the former US president as per reports, has announced his plans to appear in a New York court on Monday (Oct 2). He will be appearing for the opening of a trial that accuses him of a years-long scheme to inflate the value of real estate and financial assets.

Donald Trump, the former US president as per reports, has announced his plans to appear in a New York court on Monday (Oct 2). He will be appearing for the opening of a trial that accuses him of a years-long scheme to inflate the value of real estate and financial assets. 'Fight for my name' Taking to 'Truth Social,' his social media platform, Trump announced: "I'm going to Court tomorrow morning." The former president said that in New York he will fight for his "name and reputation against a corrupt and racist Attorney General, Letitia James, who campaigned on 'getting Trump,' and a Trump Hating Judge who is unfair, unhinged, and vicious in his PURSUIT of me." Also read | US' divided Supreme Court starts new session with gun rights, Trump's prez dreams and more on docket He also said that James "values Mar-a-Lago, in Palm Beach, Florida, at 18 Million Dollars, when it is worth 50 to 100 times that amount. His valuations are FRAUDULENT in pursuit of Election Interference, and worse. THIS WHOLE CASE IS A SHAM!!! See you in Court - Monday morning." × Preparations for Trump's visit As per CNN, even before Trump's announcement, law enforcement and court employees had begun making security preparations for his appearance at the Lower Manhattan courthouse. Quoting sources in the know, CNN reports that Trump will fly to New York on Sunday evening after a campaign event in Ottawa, Iowa. He will spend the night at Manhattan's Trump Tower. Civil fraud case The case was brought in September 2022 by the Attorney General against Trump, his eldest sons, their sons, their companies and several executives. AG Letitia James is seeking the Trump family to pay $250 million in damages, a ban on the Trumps from serving as officers of a business in New York, alongwith a ban on the Trump company from engaging in business transactions for five years. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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The race to the White House has gotten murkier. Republican candidate Ron DeSantis has elevated his war of words with&nbsp;opponent Donald Trump to the next level with deepfake technology and AI-generated scandalous images. In a video released by the DeSantis War Room, the former US president can be seen hugging and even kissing&nbsp;the nose of his anathema, the former US chief medical adviser Dr Anthony Fauci.

<h2>Did Trump really kiss Fauci?</h2>

No, these images published by Florida Governor Ron DeSantis' rapid response team are fake. They are generated using artificial intelligence technology and are as fake as the photos of Trump being arrested that went viral a couple of months back.

You can see them here:

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<h2>What is the DeSantis War Room video all about?</h2>

The video is a criticism of Trump's failure to fire Fauci, who was the United States' top infectious disease specialist at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, back when he was the president.

Fauci's push for Covid restrictions, as per Reuters, worked to turn him into a "boogeyman" for many Conservatives. Among those criticising Fauci's policies was Trump. In October 2020, the politician went as far as calling Dr Fauci a "disaster" that has been around for "500 years".

However, in spite of the often public thrashing, Trump refrained from firing Fauci.

<h2>Is the video completely fake?</h2>

As per Reuters, the video apparently includes some real footage of the former US president's press conferences and interviews.

However, the fake AI-generated content is shown with impudence at the 25-second mark. Here, around five seconds of the 35-second video display six images of Fauci and Trump. In three of them, the two men can be seen hugging or kissing.

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<h2>How do we know these images are AI-generated?</h2>

Talking to Reuters, Matthew Stamm, a professor of electrical and computer engineering at Drexel University, said that as per an analysis of traces left behind by synthetic image generators, the three images of Trump and Fauci kissing and hugging are likely AI-generated.

"Our results consistently output a decision that these images are fake," he added.

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<h2>Did Trump use AI? Is this retaliation?</h2>

It could be retaliation. Talking to Reuters, a person with knowledge of Ron DeSantis' campaign operation claimed that the Trump side had been "continuously posting fake images and false talking points to smear the (Florida) governor."

As per the news agency, Trump, however, has primarily shared "obviously fake" content that anyone can see isn't real. For instance, he shared an image of DeSantis riding a rhinoceros. This, according to Reuters, was a suggestion that Ron DeSantis is a "Republican in Name Only" (RINO).

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<h2>Why is this problematic?</h2>

The video fails to disclose any potential AI use. While generating someone's AI images for slander purposes is immoral in all scenarios, the use of such images in the campaign of leading candidates makes it even more problematic.

<h2>Are other political campaigns using&nbsp;AI-generated content?</h2>

In the ongoing US Presidential Election race, so far the only high-profile political ad generated by artificial intelligence was by the Republican National Committee. The 30-second ad was released in April. It used fake images to suggest that if President Joe Biden is re-elected, a cataclysmic scenario with China invading Taiwan and San Francisco being shut down due to crime can happen. However, the RNC disclosed that the entire thing was generated using AI. 
 
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The race to the White House has gotten murkier. Republican candidate Ron DeSantis has elevated his war of words with opponent Donald Trump to the next level with deepfake technology and AI-generated scandalous images. In a video released by the DeSantis War Room, the former US president can be seen hugging and even kissing the nose of his anathema, the former US chief medical adviser Dr Anthony Fauci. Did Trump really kiss Fauci? No, these images published by Florida Governor Ron DeSantis' rapid response team are fake. They are generated using artificial intelligence technology and are as fake as the photos of Trump being arrested that went viral a couple of months back. You can see them here: Also read | AI predicts what Donald Trump's arrest would look like. Take a look at the viral images! What is the DeSantis War Room video all about? The video is a criticism of Trump's failure to fire Fauci, who was the United States' top infectious disease specialist at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, back when he was the president. Fauci's push for Covid restrictions, as per Reuters, worked to turn him into a "boogeyman" for many Conservatives. Among those criticising Fauci's policies was Trump. In October 2020, the politician went as far as calling Dr Fauci a "disaster" that has been around for "500 years". However, in spite of the often public thrashing, Trump refrained from firing Fauci. Is the video completely fake? As per Reuters, the video apparently includes some real footage of the former US president's press conferences and interviews. However, the fake AI-generated content is shown with impudence at the 25-second mark. Here, around five seconds of the 35-second video display six images of Fauci and Trump. In three of them, the two men can be seen hugging or kissing. Watch the video here: Donald Trump became a household name by FIRING countless people *on television* But when it came to Fauci... pic.twitter.com/7Lxwf75NQm — DeSantis War Room 🐊 (@DeSantisWarRoom) June 5, 2023 × How do we know these images are AI-generated? Talking to Reuters, Matthew Stamm, a professor of electrical and computer engineering at Drexel University, said that as per an analysis of traces left behind by synthetic image generators, the three images of Trump and Fauci kissing and hugging are likely AI-generated. "Our results consistently output a decision that these images are fake," he added. Also read | In Pics | AI creates images of world leaders as toddlers Did Trump use AI? Is this retaliation? It could be retaliation. Talking to Reuters, a person with knowledge of Ron DeSantis' campaign operation claimed that the Trump side had been "continuously posting fake images and false talking points to smear the (Florida) governor." As per the news agency, Trump, however, has primarily shared "obviously fake" content that anyone can see isn't real. For instance, he shared an image of DeSantis riding a rhinoceros. This, according to Reuters, was a suggestion that Ron DeSantis is a "Republican in Name Only" (RINO). × Why is this problematic? The video fails to disclose any potential AI use. While generating someone's AI images for slander purposes is immoral in all scenarios, the use of such images in the campaign of leading candidates makes it even more problematic. Are other political campaigns using AI-generated content? In the ongoing US Presidential Election race, so far the only high-profile political ad generated by artificial intelligence was by the Republican National Committee. The 30-second ad was released in April. It used fake images to suggest that if President Joe Biden is re-elected, a cataclysmic scenario with China invading Taiwan and San Francisco being shut down due to crime can happen. However, the RNC disclosed that the entire thing was generated using AI. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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Former US president Donald Trump was on Thursday criminally charged in a hush-money case involving porn star Stormy Daniels, after several days of suspense and anticipation. A Manhattan grand jury in a historic vote decided to him over allegations of hush money payments made Daniels in exchange for her silence over a sexual encounter the two had. Trump's indictment is the first time that a serving or former president of the United States will face criminal charges.

As per a New York Times report citing four people in the know, prosecutors will likely ask the businessman to surrender and face arraignment. The felony indictment, filed under seal by the Manhattan district attorney's office, will probably be announced in the coming few days.

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Trump, as per AFP, has slammed the charges as "political persecution and election interference," and has vowed it would backfire on his successor Joe Biden. His son, Eric "Luke" Trump, has assailed it as the "opportunistic targeting of a political opponent."

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Republican Kevin McCarthy, House Speaker, remarked that the indictment has "irreparably damaged" the nation, while Trump's top Republican rival in the 2024 Presidential race labelled it as "political agenda" and "un-American."

The indictment comes after days of uncertainty as previously reports claimed that it could take weeks. Since March 18th, New York has been on the edge. Trump, on that day, had declared that he expected to be arrested within days.&nbsp;

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He had then called on his supporters to hold demonstrations and had issued dark threat warnings that the arrest could lead to "potential death &amp; destruction" that "could be catastrophic for our country."

The historic indictment as per reports is expected to upend the upcoming presidential race through which ex-president Trump once again hopes to ascend to US' highest office.

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Former US president Donald Trump was on Thursday criminally charged in a hush-money case involving porn star Stormy Daniels, after several days of suspense and anticipation. A Manhattan grand jury in a historic vote decided to him over allegations of hush money payments made Daniels in exchange for her silence over a sexual encounter the two had. Trump's indictment is the first time that a serving or former president of the United States will face criminal charges. As per a New York Times report citing four people in the know, prosecutors will likely ask the businessman to surrender and face arraignment. The felony indictment, filed under seal by the Manhattan district attorney's office, will probably be announced in the coming few days. Watch | Did Trump pay adult-film star to not discuss the encounter? Trump, as per AFP, has slammed the charges as "political persecution and election interference," and has vowed it would backfire on his successor Joe Biden. His son, Eric "Luke" Trump, has assailed it as the "opportunistic targeting of a political opponent." Also read | AI predicts what Donald Trump's arrest would look like. Take a look at the viral images! Republican Kevin McCarthy, House Speaker, remarked that the indictment has "irreparably damaged" the nation, while Trump's top Republican rival in the 2024 Presidential race labelled it as "political agenda" and "un-American." The indictment comes after days of uncertainty as previously reports claimed that it could take weeks. Since March 18th, New York has been on the edge. Trump, on that day, had declared that he expected to be arrested within days. Also read | Donald Trump's arrest delayed yet again; reports claim indictment could take weeks He had then called on his supporters to hold demonstrations and had issued dark threat warnings that the arrest could lead to "potential death & destruction" that "could be catastrophic for our country." The historic indictment as per reports is expected to upend the upcoming presidential race through which ex-president Trump once again hopes to ascend to US' highest office. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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Donald Trump's possible indictment as per media reports has been put on hold. The arrest could take several more weeks as the grand jury takes an almost month-long break from the case. As per an AFP report citing US media, the grand jury will be taking a hiatus for most of April. Reportedly, due to&nbsp;the upcoming holidays like Easter, Passover and Eid al-Fitr, the jury will go on a scheduled break from April 10th.&nbsp;

Reports by Politico and the Washington Post citing anonymous sources close to the matter predict that the "empowered panel of citizens" may not consider the case again before the end of April. Washington Post predicts that the earliest date for the resuming of the grand jury in Trump's case would be April 24th.

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New York for days has been waiting for the former US president Trump's arrest.

In the US, where no former or sitting president has ever been indicted, the Trump case is a big deal.

The "hype is real," and the internet has been flooded with posts and tweets regarding the probable Trump arrest. Someone even took the time to use an AI-based image generator to predict what the Trump arrest would look like.

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The case and the possible indictment of the businessman are over alleged money he paid to a porn star.&nbsp;

As per claims, Trump paid adult movie actress Stormy Daniels $130,000 just weeks before the 2016 elections, which catapulted him to the highest office in the United States. The hush money was paid in exchange for the porn star's silence over a sexual encounter she claims to have had with Trump.

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The former president denies the affair and claims that this case is another "witch hunt" and&nbsp;an attempt by Democrats to interfere in the upcoming 2024 presidential elections.&nbsp;In a Truth Social video, Trump said: "Election interference through prosecutors is the new ballot stuffing for the Democrat party. It's bad, it's dangerous, it's third world and this is the way they're going to do it. They are a disgrace to our nation."

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Donald Trump's possible indictment as per media reports has been put on hold. The arrest could take several more weeks as the grand jury takes an almost month-long break from the case. As per an AFP report citing US media, the grand jury will be taking a hiatus for most of April. Reportedly, due to the upcoming holidays like Easter, Passover and Eid al-Fitr, the jury will go on a scheduled break from April 10th. Reports by Politico and the Washington Post citing anonymous sources close to the matter predict that the "empowered panel of citizens" may not consider the case again before the end of April. Washington Post predicts that the earliest date for the resuming of the grand jury in Trump's case would be April 24th. Watch | Did Trump pay adult-film star to not discuss the encounter? New York for days has been waiting for the former US president Trump's arrest. In the US, where no former or sitting president has ever been indicted, the Trump case is a big deal. The "hype is real," and the internet has been flooded with posts and tweets regarding the probable Trump arrest. Someone even took the time to use an AI-based image generator to predict what the Trump arrest would look like. Also read | AI predicts what Donald Trump's arrest would look like. Take a look at the viral images! The case and the possible indictment of the businessman are over alleged money he paid to a porn star. As per claims, Trump paid adult movie actress Stormy Daniels $130,000 just weeks before the 2016 elections, which catapulted him to the highest office in the United States. The hush money was paid in exchange for the porn star's silence over a sexual encounter she claims to have had with Trump. Also read | Nine days later, New York waits... and waits... for Trump's arrest The former president denies the affair and claims that this case is another "witch hunt" and an attempt by Democrats to interfere in the upcoming 2024 presidential elections. In a Truth Social video, Trump said: "Election interference through prosecutors is the new ballot stuffing for the Democrat party. It's bad, it's dangerous, it's third world and this is the way they're going to do it. They are a disgrace to our nation." (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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Vogue Singapore recently toyed with the idea of using AI-generated models for its cover story and succeeded with it. Foregoing the process of hiring a model, reworking poses with him or her, and then creating a theme for the spread, the magazine made it easy for all those working on the cover story by using new-age technology. But what does it mean for the modelling world, the one with humans?

If successful, this could become the new norm and models would lose out on this opportunity ultimately leading to hurting the economy of the industry.&nbsp;

Vogue Singapore’s March issue cover shoot was modelled entirely by AI-generated avatars. It’s the first cover by Desmond Lim, the magazine’s new editor-in-chief. It is the first time that AI models have graced the cover of a famous fashion magazine – one that dictates the fashion world to a large extent. Lim explained the move as the brainchild of Varun Gupta, the creative director of the Indian content agency We Create Films. Reportedly, the AI avatars were meant to “pay homage to innovation and tradition.”&nbsp;

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The women avatars have South Asian features and represent the area’s “unique ethnicity and heritage”. In one picture, an AI model can be seen wearing a 'maang tikka', a piece of jewellery that is typically seen on Indian women on their foreheads. The covers were made with AI imaging tools including Midjourney and Dall-E. Dall-E also created the world’s first AI-designed magazine cover for Cosmopolitan, featuring an astronaut on a moonscape.

Vogue Singapore wasn’t the only magazine under the group to experiment with AI this month. Vogue Brasil’s March issue features not one but six covers created in collaboration with photographer Zee Nunes using AI. 
 
 
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This is, however, not the first time that AI has posed a danger to the livelihood of people. Another major retailer, Levis plans to start testing AI-generated clothing models later this year. This is an effort to diversify the denim company’s online shopping experience. Currently, most products on their app and website can be viewed on a single clothing model but with the infusion of AI, we could have more options, allowing people to view a product on models of different sizes and colours. With this, they could choose a model that resembles their own body, enhancing the shopping experience overall.&nbsp;

If this becomes a practice rather than a novelty, it could pose a real danger to the modelling world. Many companies have been trying to slash their advertising budget and spending over the years and this could help them in achieving this long-standing goal.&nbsp; 
 
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Vogue Singapore recently toyed with the idea of using AI-generated models for its cover story and succeeded with it. Foregoing the process of hiring a model, reworking poses with him or her, and then creating a theme for the spread, the magazine made it easy for all those working on the cover story by using new-age technology.

Vogue Singapore recently toyed with the idea of using AI-generated models for its cover story and succeeded with it. Foregoing the process of hiring a model, reworking poses with him or her, and then creating a theme for the spread, the magazine made it easy for all those working on the cover story by using new-age technology. But what does it mean for the modelling world, the one with humans? If successful, this could become the new norm and models would lose out on this opportunity ultimately leading to hurting the economy of the industry. Vogue Singapore’s March issue cover shoot was modelled entirely by AI-generated avatars. It’s the first cover by Desmond Lim, the magazine’s new editor-in-chief. It is the first time that AI models have graced the cover of a famous fashion magazine – one that dictates the fashion world to a large extent. Lim explained the move as the brainchild of Varun Gupta, the creative director of the Indian content agency We Create Films. Reportedly, the AI avatars were meant to “pay homage to innovation and tradition.” The women avatars have South Asian features and represent the area’s “unique ethnicity and heritage”. In one picture, an AI model can be seen wearing a 'maang tikka', a piece of jewellery that is typically seen on Indian women on their foreheads. The covers were made with AI imaging tools including Midjourney and Dall-E. Dall-E also created the world’s first AI-designed magazine cover for Cosmopolitan, featuring an astronaut on a moonscape. Vogue Singapore wasn’t the only magazine under the group to experiment with AI this month. Vogue Brasil’s March issue features not one but six covers created in collaboration with photographer Zee Nunes using AI. ALSO READ: AI could replace 300 million jobs worldwide, says report. Is your livelihood at risk? This is, however, not the first time that AI has posed a danger to the livelihood of people. Another major retailer, Levis plans to start testing AI-generated clothing models later this year. This is an effort to diversify the denim company’s online shopping experience. Currently, most products on their app and website can be viewed on a single clothing model but with the infusion of AI, we could have more options, allowing people to view a product on models of different sizes and colours. With this, they could choose a model that resembles their own body, enhancing the shopping experience overall. If this becomes a practice rather than a novelty, it could pose a real danger to the modelling world. Many companies have been trying to slash their advertising budget and spending over the years and this could help them in achieving this long-standing goal. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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Nine days have passed since Republican politician Donald Trump rallied his followers over his impending indictment. The former US president faces possible arrest over a hush-money payment he made to porn star Stormy Daniels. However, as AFP puts it, nine days later, "the world still awaits what would be one of the most famous police mugshots in history." On March 18, Trump grabbed headlines with his announcement that he was three days away from being brought before a New York judge. However, it seems like Trump was merely echoing false information or playing a guessing game.&nbsp;

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A week later, he announced that the case had been dropped altogether; the announcement was met with due incredulity, says AFP.

Legal analysts have predicted that the billionaire would soon be "facing the music" and the grand jury.

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As per AFP, the grand jury reconvened on Monday in Manhattan and heard from the National Enquirer's former publisher, a key figure in the hush money payment scam.

Trump faces arrest in a probe surrounding the $130,000 he reportedly paid to porn star Stormy Daniels just weeks before the 2016 elections that launched him to America's highest office. The hush money was allegedly paid in lieu of the adult film star's silence about a sexual encounter she claims she had with Trump a decade earlier.

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Michael Cohen, former president Trump's ex-lawyer in 2019, told Congress that he had made the $130,000 payment and was later reimbursed. Prosecutors claim that the checks were not registered properly, which equates to a misdemeanour charge. However, if it is proven that the payment was part of a cover-up to aid Trump's ascent to the presidential office and could land him in jail for several years. Criminal charges, however, would be uncharted territory as to date no sitting or former president has been indicted in the United States. 
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Nine days have passed since Republican politician Donald Trump rallied his followers over his impending indictment. The former US president faces possible arrest over a hush-money payment he made to porn star Stormy Daniels.

Nine days have passed since Republican politician Donald Trump rallied his followers over his impending indictment. The former US president faces possible arrest over a hush-money payment he made to porn star Stormy Daniels. However, as AFP puts it, nine days later, "the world still awaits what would be one of the most famous police mugshots in history." On March 18, Trump grabbed headlines with his announcement that he was three days away from being brought before a New York judge. However, it seems like Trump was merely echoing false information or playing a guessing game. Watch | Did Trump pay adult-film star to not discuss the encounter? A week later, he announced that the case had been dropped altogether; the announcement was met with due incredulity, says AFP. Legal analysts have predicted that the billionaire would soon be "facing the music" and the grand jury. Also read | AI predicts what Donald Trump's arrest would look like. Take a look at the viral images! As per AFP, the grand jury reconvened on Monday in Manhattan and heard from the National Enquirer's former publisher, a key figure in the hush money payment scam. Trump faces arrest in a probe surrounding the $130,000 he reportedly paid to porn star Stormy Daniels just weeks before the 2016 elections that launched him to America's highest office. The hush money was allegedly paid in lieu of the adult film star's silence about a sexual encounter she claims she had with Trump a decade earlier. Also read | US: Court orders Donald Trump’s former aides to testify before jury in Capitol riots case Michael Cohen, former president Trump's ex-lawyer in 2019, told Congress that he had made the $130,000 payment and was later reimbursed. Prosecutors claim that the checks were not registered properly, which equates to a misdemeanour charge. However, if it is proven that the payment was part of a cover-up to aid Trump's ascent to the presidential office and could land him in jail for several years. Criminal charges, however, would be uncharted territory as to date no sitting or former president has been indicted in the United States. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

Nine days later, New York waits... and waits... for Trump's arrest

As the world awaits with bated breath, former US President Donald Trump's arrest and indictment, purported pictures of the 'historic' detention are already going viral. Confused? Well, the pictures are an AI-generated satirical take on what Trump's arrest would look like, and the results are equal parts mind-blowing and as per Twitter users "hilarious". The artificial intelligence-generated images have been well received by social media users and are spreading like wildfire, with netizens applauding them as an example of "AI being used for good".

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The AI-generated images&nbsp;show Trump in various predicaments. In one, the former president can be seen running from the police, in another, he is portrayed engaged in a skirmish with them. Yet another depicts him being carried away by the forces.

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Here's what artificial intelligence "thinks" the arrest could look like:

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Businessman, former President Donald Trump in a first-of-its-kind incident, faces impending arrest over alleged hush money he paid to a porn star. If he is arrested, this would be the first time a criminal case is launched against a current or former US president. &nbsp;

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The controversial politician as per claims paid porn star Stormy Daniels alias Stephanie Clifford $130,000 for her silence on an affair the two supposedly had. Daniels was allegedly paid the money to keep mum during Trump's 2016 presidential campaign.&nbsp;

While Trump has repeatedly denied the affair, a grand jury could this week potentially bring charges against him. If arrested, he would have to travel to New York for fingerprinting and other processing as part of the indictment.&nbsp;

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As the world awaits with bated breath, former US President Donald Trump's arrest and indictment, purported pictures of the 'historic' detention are already going viral.

As the world awaits with bated breath, former US President Donald Trump's arrest and indictment, purported pictures of the 'historic' detention are already going viral. Confused? Well, the pictures are an AI-generated satirical take on what Trump's arrest would look like, and the results are equal parts mind-blowing and as per Twitter users "hilarious". The artificial intelligence-generated images have been well received by social media users and are spreading like wildfire, with netizens applauding them as an example of "AI being used for good". Watch | Did Trump pay adult-film star to not discuss the encounter? New York braces for drama The AI-generated images show Trump in various predicaments. In one, the former president can be seen running from the police, in another, he is portrayed engaged in a skirmish with them. Yet another depicts him being carried away by the forces. Also read | 'Guilty' vs 'just another witch hunt', things heat up as US braces for possible Trump arrest Here's what artificial intelligence "thinks" the arrest could look like: Businessman, former President Donald Trump in a first-of-its-kind incident, faces impending arrest over alleged hush money he paid to a porn star. If he is arrested, this would be the first time a criminal case is launched against a current or former US president. Also read | Donald Trump to be arrested today? New York braces for high-octane drama The controversial politician as per claims paid porn star Stormy Daniels alias Stephanie Clifford $130,000 for her silence on an affair the two supposedly had. Daniels was allegedly paid the money to keep mum during Trump's 2016 presidential campaign. While Trump has repeatedly denied the affair, a grand jury could this week potentially bring charges against him. If arrested, he would have to travel to New York for fingerprinting and other processing as part of the indictment. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

AI predicts what Donald Trump's arrest would look like. Take a look at the viral images!