A white jade bridge stretching into the clouds, towering heavenly palaces with tall, curved roofs, and cranes flying between temples that float on clouds. That’s a visual display of heaven for you, the twist being that this heaven has a traditional Chinese look, and is made in China. From the architecture of palaces and temples to flowing robes, the Chinese aesthetics is palpable everywhere. And why not, as it is an AI-generated video of heaven made by a Chinese man.&nbsp;&nbsp;The AI-generated video of less than a minute has been shared online by viewers across the world and has garnered more than 5 million views across social platforms in less than four days.&nbsp;&nbsp;

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">What does the Chinese heaven look like? The owner of an optical shop in China went viral with an AI-generated video of “Chinese-style heaven”. <a href="https://t.co/X1gFrJxnyV">pic.twitter.com/X1gFrJxnyV</a>&mdash; Chinese Embassy in Ireland (@ChinaEmbIreland) <a href="https://x.com/ChinaEmbIreland/status/2087094892891701615?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">August 11, 2026</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.x.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

&nbsp;&nbsp;Most social media users assumed it to be a creation of a film studio or a professional 3D animation team. In reality, it has been created by an optical shop owner named Qi Guang, who learned AI image and video generation on his own over two years, making best use of the spare time he had when there were no customers.&nbsp;<h2>New trend ‘handcraft’ economy spreading in China</h2>&nbsp;Qi Guang’s overnight fame is not an isolated internet success story. A new trend, named the ‘handcraft’ economy is spreading in China. It is used to describe the process of bringing ideas to fruition by hand on a small scale while using simple tools and relying on individual skill or manual labour rather than industrial production lines.&nbsp;The hashtag ‘Hand-Crafting Everything’ has surpassed 100 million views on Chinese social media.Solo developers are launching AI-powered tools in app stores, competing directly with products backed by tech giants. The low cost, high creative freedom, and fragmented workflow are redefining entrepreneurship.&nbsp;Few viewers of Qi Guang’s viral celestial video could make out it wasn’t a creation of a studio but had been crafted after hundreds of discarded attempts.&nbsp;<h2>Creator Qi Guang had a fascination for mythology</h2>&nbsp;Qi Guang told the Global Times that he had a fascination for everything grand and ethereal in Chinese mythology and envisioned the celestial palaces and floating realms mentioned in the ancient texts.&nbsp;“I realised AI could break down the barriers for ordinary people. The images I had held in my mind for so long could finally become visible,” Qi Guang said.&nbsp;He started learning text-to-image and image-to-video conversion on AI tools.&nbsp;The creation of the now viral video was far more painstaking. Qiguang first conceptualised images, the overall atmosphere and camera movement.&nbsp;<h2>‘Had to tweak prompts innumerable times’</h2>&nbsp;Then he generated high-quality static images for each frame by using an AI image generation tool, for which he had to tweak his prompts innumerable times to get the architectural details, colours, lighting and composition he wanted. Next, he fed the selected images into AI video-generation models to add dynamic lens effects. After tedious editing and merging clips, he finally picked music to match the mood.&nbsp;“AI frequently produces garbled architecture, deformed figures, or unnatural motion,” Qi Guang said."You envision something perfect in your mind, but after dozens of generations, you still haven't transformed your vision into reality."&nbsp;“You can begin with just one person and a single computer, turning ideas directly into content or products. Heavy upfront investment disappears, yet every tedious task, every round of trial and error, falls solely on the creator,” Qi Guang said.

This AI-generated video of less than a minute has been shared online by viewers across the world and has garnered more than 5 million views across social platforms in less than four days. Most social media users assumed it to be a creation of a film studio or a professional 3D animation team.

A white jade bridge stretching into the clouds, towering heavenly palaces with tall, curved roofs, and cranes flying between temples that float on clouds. That’s a visual display of heaven for you, the twist being that this heaven has a traditional Chinese look, and is made in China. From the architecture of palaces and temples to flowing robes, the Chinese aesthetics is palpable everywhere. And why not, as it is an AI-generated video of heaven made by a Chinese man. The AI-generated video of less than a minute has been shared online by viewers across the world and has garnered more than 5 million views across social platforms in less than four days.

The AI-generated video of less than a minute has been shared online by viewers across the world and has garnered more than 5 million views across social platforms in less than four days. Most social media users assumed it to be a creation of a film studio or a professional 3D animation team.

Heaven – Made in China: Optical shop owner learns AI painstakingly, gets fame as video goes viral

MAGA activist Laura Loomer has shared a bizarre AI-generated video that purports to show how Donald Trump secretly switched planes during his recent Turkey trip to evade an alleged Iranian assassination threat. The video, posted on X on Tuesday (Aug 11), comes after a Washington Post report revealed details of a covert security operation involving the US president during the NATO summit.Loomer, a vocal Trump supporter and defender of the US war with Iran, captioned the clip: "Exclusive video footage of President Trump swapping planes in Turkey to dodge an Iranian assassination plot." But the video is not real footage; it's AI-generated. How do we know? Scroll down to find out.<h2>AI video turns secret operation into action scene</h2>Set to the theme from Mission: Impossible, the clip shows an AI-generated Trump boarding a Qatar-donated aircraft alongside what appears to be a group of journalists. It then depicts the president being moved to a military aircraft, where an AI-generated Trump jokes with military personnel about fooling the media.Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/trump-s-trade-adviser-peter-navarro-slams-indians-claim-they-firebombed-him-online-over-brahmins-profiteering-remark-1786498920422">Trump's trade adviser Peter Navarro slams Indians, claims they ‘firebombed’ him online over ‘Brahmins profiteering’ remark | WATCH</a>The clip contains several obvious AI glitches. The president's tie changes colour (from purple to red), a military official's hat appears backwards before disappearing, and the word "United" is misspelled on the aircraft.The video also shows journalists boarding the Qatari aircraft, something that did not happen in reality.<h2>What actually happened?</h2>According to the Washington Post report, Trump initially boarded the older Air Force One in full view of television cameras. He was then secretly moved to a smaller Air Force C-32A aircraft. To do this, the POTUS reportedly hid in an airport catering truck normally used to carry meals and other supplies to planes.This was done while members of the media remained on the larger aircraft. The older jet continued to operate as a decoy, carrying journalists and White House officials.Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/trump-plays-king-in-house-of-the-dragon-game-of-thrones-style-ai-video-sparks-fresh-royal-backlash-1786426597876">Trump plays king in House of the Dragon-style AI video, sparks fresh 'royal' backlash | WATCH</a><h2>Trump confirms he hid in a catering cart to escape assassination attempt</h2>Trump has since confirmed that he changed aircraft because of a threat. "I go by Secret Service and the military," Trump told reporters on Tuesday. "They wanted me to go on a different flight, a different plane... I do what they say."He said he did not ask many questions about the nature of the threat, adding that he receives "a lot of threats."During the trip, Trump had also openly discussed concerns over his safety and claimed he was "number one on the kill list for Iran."Trump's comments came after reports revealed the unusual plane switch, effectively confirming that the operation took place. The White House has not publicly provided detailed information about the alleged assassination threat.Exclusive video footage!! WATCHMeanwhile, Loomer's video has turned a highly sensitive security operation into a dramatic fictional sequence, despite being presented as "exclusive video footage." Watch it here:

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">Exclusive video footage of President Trump swapping planes in Turkey to dodge an Iranian assassination plot. <a href="https://t.co/86v5UVwIwh">pic.twitter.com/86v5UVwIwh</a>&mdash; Laura Loomer (@LauraLoomer) <a href="https://x.com/LauraLoomer/status/2087246413876822197?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">August 11, 2026</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.x.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Laura Loomer says she has "exclusive footage" of Trump secretly switching planes in Turkey. But there is one major problem with the video. Scroll down to read.

MAGA activist Laura Loomer has shared a bizarre AI-generated video that purports to show how Donald Trump secretly switched planes during his recent Turkey trip to evade an alleged Iranian assassination threat. The video, posted on X on Tuesday (Aug 11), comes after a Washington Post report revealed details of a covert security operation involving the US president during the NATO summit. Loomer, a vocal Trump supporter and defender of the US war with Iran, captioned the clip: "Exclusive video footage of President Trump swapping planes in Turkey to dodge an Iranian assassination plot." But the video is not real footage; it's AI-generated. How do we know? Scroll down to find out. AI video turns secret operation into action scene Set to the theme from Mission: Impossible, the clip shows an AI-generated Trump boarding a Qatar-donated aircraft alongside what appears to be a group of journalists. It then depicts the president being moved to a military aircraft, where an AI-generated Trump jokes with military personnel about fooling the media. Also read | Trump's trade adviser Peter Navarro slams Indians, claims they ‘firebombed’ him online over ‘Brahmins profiteering’ remark | WATCH The clip contains several obvious AI glitches. The president's tie changes colour (from purple to red), a military official's hat appears backwards before disappearing, and the word "United" is misspelled on the aircraft. The video also shows journalists boarding the Qatari aircraft, something that did not happen in reality. What actually happened? According to the Washington Post report, Trump initially boarded the older Air Force One in full view of television cameras. He was then secretly moved to a smaller Air Force C-32A aircraft. To do this, the POTUS reportedly hid in an airport catering truck normally used to carry meals and other supplies to planes. This was done while members of the media remained on the larger aircraft. The older jet continued to operate as a decoy, carrying journalists and White House officials. Also read | Trump plays king in House of the Dragon-style AI video, sparks fresh 'royal' backlash | WATCH Trump confirms he hid in a catering cart to escape assassination attempt Trump has since confirmed that he changed aircraft because of a threat. "I go by Secret Service and the military," Trump told reporters on Tuesday. "They wanted me to go on a different flight, a different plane... I do what they say." He said he did not ask many questions about the nature of the threat, adding that he receives "a lot of threats." During the trip, Trump had also openly discussed concerns over his safety and claimed he was "number one on the kill list for Iran." Trump's comments came after reports revealed the unusual plane switch, effectively confirming that the operation took place. The White House has not publicly provided detailed information about the alleged assassination threat. Exclusive video footage!! WATCH Meanwhile, Loomer's video has turned a highly sensitive security operation into a dramatic fictional sequence, despite being presented as "exclusive video footage." Watch it here:

Laura Loomer says she has "exclusive footage" of Trump secretly switching planes in Turkey. But there is one major problem with the video. Scroll down to read.

Laura Loomer shares bizarre 'exclusive' footage of how Trump hid in a catering cart to escape assassination attempt | WATCH

US President Donald Trump has once again leaned into his "king" persona, this time using a Game of Thrones-style video to showcase his plans to transform Washington. The White House posted an AI-generated video on Monday (Aug 10), borrowing the look and music of HBO's hit fantasy series as it presented a dramatic, three-dimensional map of Trump's restoration projects across the US capital.<h2>Trump's Game of Thrones video</h2>Set to the show's iconic theme music, the video highlights projects including a new fountain at Meridian Hill Park, work at Dupont Circle and developments near Union Station. But the final scene takes the royal imagery even further.&nbsp;The video depicts a medieval-style Oval Office where the Resolute Desk morphs into a throne bearing an American flag emblem. The video was posted with the caption: "THE CAPITAL: RESTORED. Order restored. The capital reclaimed."The imagery immediately drew attention because of Trump's repeated embrace of the "king" label, despite the American presidency having no monarchy.Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/baba-vanga-s-2026-prophecy-2-predictions-already-came-true-3-terrifying-ones-remain-first-human-alien-contact-world-war-3-and-putin-s-exit-1786169922573">Baba Vanga's 2026 prophecy: 2 predictions 'already came true', 3 terrifying ones remain. Details inside</a><h2>Trump and 'Game of Thrones' have history</h2>This is not the first time Trump has used imagery from the HBO franchise for political messaging.In 2018, Trump posted a Game of Thrones-inspired image while announcing the restoration of US sanctions on Iran.At the time, HBO was unhappy with the political use of its intellectual property. The company's then executive vice president and head of marketing, Chris Spadaccini, said the network did not like its intellectual property being used for political purposes.HBO even responded on social media, referencing the show's fictional Dothraki language, asking: "How do you say trademark misuse in Dothraki?"However, the company ultimately chose not to escalate the dispute with the president.Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/mmr-vaccine-under-fire-trump-orders-review-as-us-battles-worst-measles-outbreak-in-35-years-1786408307478">MMR vaccine under fire: Trump orders review as US battles worst measles outbreak in 35 years</a><h2>'King Trump' flag adds to royal imagery</h2>The latest video comes just days after Trump shared another post embracing the "king" imagery. On Sunday, he posted an image of a flying "King Trump" flag on Truth Social, while appearing to tease a return to the White House in 2028, despite constitutional limits on presidential terms.

The latest White House video therefore adds another layer to Trump's growing use of royal imagery, turning his vision for Washington into a fantasy-style depiction of a capital being "reclaimed" under his leadership.HBO had not publicly commented on the latest video at the time of publication.

Trump's latest White House video uses Game of Thrones-style imagery to portray his Washington makeover, ending with the Oval Office transformed into a medieval throne room. The post has renewed criticism over the president's repeated embrace of "king" imagery.

US President Donald Trump has once again leaned into his "king" persona, this time using a Game of Thrones-style video to showcase his plans to transform Washington. The White House posted an AI-generated video on Monday (Aug 10), borrowing the look and music of HBO's hit fantasy series as it presented a dramatic, three-dimensional map of Trump's restoration projects across the US capital. Trump's Game of Thrones video Set to the show's iconic theme music, the video highlights projects including a new fountain at Meridian Hill Park, work at Dupont Circle and developments near Union Station. But the final scene takes the royal imagery even further. The video depicts a medieval-style Oval Office where the Resolute Desk morphs into a throne bearing an American flag emblem. The video was posted with the caption: "THE CAPITAL: RESTORED. Order restored. The capital reclaimed." The imagery immediately drew attention because of Trump's repeated embrace of the "king" label, despite the American presidency having no monarchy. Also read | Baba Vanga's 2026 prophecy: 2 predictions 'already came true', 3 terrifying ones remain. Details inside Trump and 'Game of Thrones' have history This is not the first time Trump has used imagery from the HBO franchise for political messaging. In 2018, Trump posted a Game of Thrones-inspired image while announcing the restoration of US sanctions on Iran. At the time, HBO was unhappy with the political use of its intellectual property. The company's then executive vice president and head of marketing, Chris Spadaccini, said the network did not like its intellectual property being used for political purposes. HBO even responded on social media, referencing the show's fictional Dothraki language, asking: "How do you say trademark misuse in Dothraki?" However, the company ultimately chose not to escalate the dispute with the president. Also read | MMR vaccine under fire: Trump orders review as US battles worst measles outbreak in 35 years 'King Trump' flag adds to royal imagery The latest video comes just days after Trump shared another post embracing the "king" imagery. On Sunday, he posted an image of a flying "King Trump" flag on Truth Social, while appearing to tease a return to the White House in 2028, despite constitutional limits on presidential terms.

Trump's latest White House video uses Game of Thrones-style imagery to portray his Washington makeover, ending with the Oval Office transformed into a medieval throne room. The post has renewed criticism over the president's repeated embrace of "king" imagery.

Trump plays king in House of the Dragon-style AI video, sparks fresh 'royal' backlash | WATCH

ByteDance, the company behind TikTok, has unveiled Seedance 2.5, a major upgrade to its AI video generation platform that aims to make creating realistic videos easier and more controllable. The launch comes just months after Seedance 2.0 attracted global attention with highly realistic AI-generated videos that sparked both excitement among users and renewed copyright concerns in the entertainment industry. With Seedance 2.5, ByteDance is focusing on giving creators more control while producing longer and more detailed videos.<h2>More reference files, better AI videos</h2>The biggest upgrade is the amount of material users can provide to guide the AI. While Seedance 2.0 supported up to 12 reference inputs, the new model accepts 30 images, 10 video clips and 10 audio files in a single prompt. ByteDance says the additional references help the AI better understand a creator's vision, resulting in videos that more closely match the intended style, characters and scenes. The company has also released a 4-minute, 22-second demonstration video showcasing the model's capabilities across multiple cinematic styles.<h2>Longer videos with greater control</h2>Seedance 2.5 can now generate videos lasting up to 30 seconds, double the previous 15-second limit. Another key addition is timestamp-level control, allowing users to edit or direct specific moments within a video. This gives creators greater precision when working with multiple scenes, camera angles, characters and audio tracks, making the model suitable for more complex productions. The platform is available through Jimeng AI and Doubao Pro, while API access will be introduced through Volcano Engine Ark, allowing developers and businesses to integrate the technology into their own products.<h2>AI video competition is heating up</h2>The launch strengthens ByteDance's position in China's fast-growing AI video market. Seedance 2.5 now competes directly with rivals including Kuaishou's Kling and Alibaba's Wan, while global companies such as OpenAI, Google and Runway continue expanding their own video-generation tools. Unlike earlier AI video models that focused mainly on short clips, Seedance 2.5 is designed for both everyday creators and professional users working in filmmaking, advertising and commercial content production. As AI-generated video becomes more realistic and easier to control, the competition is shifting from simply creating videos to giving users professional-grade creative tools. Seedance 2.5 is ByteDance's latest attempt to lead that race.&nbsp;

ByteDance has launched Seedance 2.5, its latest AI video generation model featuring support for 50 reference files, 30-second video creation, timestamp-level editing and improved creative control.

ByteDance, the company behind TikTok, has unveiled Seedance 2.5, a major upgrade to its AI video generation platform that aims to make creating realistic videos easier and more controllable. The launch comes just months after Seedance 2.0 attracted global attention with highly realistic AI-generated videos that sparked both excitement among users and renewed copyright concerns in the entertainment industry. With Seedance 2.5, ByteDance is focusing on giving creators more control while producing longer and more detailed videos. More reference files, better AI videos The biggest upgrade is the amount of material users can provide to guide the AI. While Seedance 2.0 supported up to 12 reference inputs, the new model accepts 30 images, 10 video clips and 10 audio files in a single prompt. ByteDance says the additional references help the AI better understand a creator's vision, resulting in videos that more closely match the intended style, characters and scenes. The company has also released a 4-minute, 22-second demonstration video showcasing the model's capabilities across multiple cinematic styles. Longer videos with greater control Seedance 2.5 can now generate videos lasting up to 30 seconds, double the previous 15-second limit. Another key addition is timestamp-level control, allowing users to edit or direct specific moments within a video. This gives creators greater precision when working with multiple scenes, camera angles, characters and audio tracks, making the model suitable for more complex productions. The platform is available through Jimeng AI and Doubao Pro, while API access will be introduced through Volcano Engine Ark, allowing developers and businesses to integrate the technology into their own products. AI video competition is heating up The launch strengthens ByteDance's position in China's fast-growing AI video market. Seedance 2.5 now competes directly with rivals including Kuaishou's Kling and Alibaba's Wan, while global companies such as OpenAI, Google and Runway continue expanding their own video-generation tools. Unlike earlier AI video models that focused mainly on short clips, Seedance 2.5 is designed for both everyday creators and professional users working in filmmaking, advertising and commercial content production. As AI-generated video becomes more realistic and easier to control, the competition is shifting from simply creating videos to giving users professional-grade creative tools. Seedance 2.5 is ByteDance's latest attempt to lead that race.

ByteDance has launched Seedance 2.5, its latest AI video generation model featuring support for 50 reference files, 30-second video creation, timestamp-level editing and improved creative control. The new model intensifies competition with Kling, Wan, OpenAI and Google in the rapidly growing AI video market.

ByteDance unveils Seedance 2.5 to take on OpenAI, Google and Kling in AI video race

Kerala Police have once again proven they know how to make road safety fun and relatable. This time, they've used an AI-generated video of football superstar Erling Haaland casually riding a bike with his helmet on, ending with a simple, powerful line: "Haaland wears a helmet, do you?" It's a clever nudge for two-wheeler riders across the state to take protective gear seriously. This isn't new territory for Kerala Police, known for blending humour, trending content, and celebrity power into road safety messaging.


Kerala police use AI Haaland video to promote helmet awareness 

Union Minister Giriraj Singh joined other BJP leaders on Friday (September 12) in criticising the Congress after its Bihar unit shared an AI-generated video depicting Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s late mother, Heeraben Modi, speaking against his political actions. Describing the video as "deeply distressing," Singh lashed out at the Congress-RJD alliance, accusing them of using artificial intelligence in a disrespectful and unethical way. In the video, PM Modi is shown imagining a conversation with his late mother, who appears to reprimand him over his governance — a portrayal BJP leaders say is in poor taste.&nbsp;Singh went a step further, daring the Congress to create a similar AI video featuring India’s first Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru and Lord Mountbatten, implying it would stir outrage if roles were reversed. In a separate post on social media, the minister invoked the historical relationship between Nehru and Edwina Mountbatten, alleging that Nehru’s personal ties compromised India’s national interests.&nbsp;&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/speeding-truck-ploughs-into-ganesh-idol-procession-in-karnataka-4-killed-toll-may-rise-1757696588470">Speeding truck ploughs into Ganesh idol procession in Karnataka; 8 killed, toll may rise</a>&nbsp;"At crucial junctures, Nehru chose personal bonds over the nation’s welfare," Singh wrote, accusing him of making concessions that hurt India’s identity and future. This controversy follows closely on the heels of a political stir in Bihar, where alleged abusive language was used against PM Modi's mother at a Congress event. BJP leaders have accused the opposition of repeatedly targeting Modi’s late mother in their attacks, calling it a new low in political discourse.Union Minister Piyush Goyal also criticised the Congress, accusing the party of plunging to "unprecedented levels of depravity" due to frustration over electoral losses.&nbsp;Prime Minister Modi himself weighed in on the matter during a public address, stating that the verbal attacks against his mother were not just personal but a collective insult to all women of the nation. "My mother represents the self-respect of every Indian woman," he said, decrying the opposition’s alleged behavior in Bihar.

BJP slams Congress after AI video of PM Modi’s late mother sparks political outrage

Union Minister Giriraj Singh joined other BJP leaders on Friday (September 12) in criticising the Congress after its Bihar unit shared an AI-generated video depicting Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s late mother, Heeraben Modi, speaking against his political actions. Describing the video as "deeply distressing," Singh lashed out at the Congress-RJD alliance, accusing them of using artificial intelligence in a disrespectful and unethical way. In the video, PM Modi is shown imagining a conversation with his late mother, who appears to reprimand him over his governance — a portrayal BJP leaders say is in poor taste. Singh went a step further, daring the Congress to create a similar AI video featuring India’s first Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru and Lord Mountbatten, implying it would stir outrage if roles were reversed. In a separate post on social media, the minister invoked the historical relationship between Nehru and Edwina Mountbatten, alleging that Nehru’s personal ties compromised India’s national interests. Also Read: Speeding truck ploughs into Ganesh idol procession in Karnataka; 8 killed, toll may rise "At crucial junctures, Nehru chose personal bonds over the nation’s welfare," Singh wrote, accusing him of making concessions that hurt India’s identity and future. This controversy follows closely on the heels of a political stir in Bihar, where alleged abusive language was used against PM Modi's mother at a Congress event. BJP leaders have accused the opposition of repeatedly targeting Modi’s late mother in their attacks, calling it a new low in political discourse. Union Minister Piyush Goyal also criticised the Congress, accusing the party of plunging to "unprecedented levels of depravity" due to frustration over electoral losses. Prime Minister Modi himself weighed in on the matter during a public address, stating that the verbal attacks against his mother were not just personal but a collective insult to all women of the nation. "My mother represents the self-respect of every Indian woman," he said, decrying the opposition’s alleged behavior in Bihar.

BJP lashes out at Congress over AI video showing PM Modi’s late mother criticising him; Giriraj Singh calls it disgraceful and targets Nehru’s legacy

Israel's Minister of Innovation, Science, and Technology Gila Gamliel put out an AI-made video on social media platform X, titled as ‘Next Year in a Free Tehran’. The video begins with establishing shots of Tehran. It then cuts to showing Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his wife, Sara, walking arm-in-arm down a street. The video further presents footage of Minister Gamliel and her husband, as well as &nbsp;exiled Iranian Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi and his wife walking in the same environment. The video ends with Israeli and Iranian imperial flags placed side-by-side.&nbsp;Apart from Gila Gamliel, Sara Netanyahu, every other woman in the video is seen with head coverings, which were enforced by the Islamic Republic of Iran after the revolution that overthrew the shah in 1979.<h2>See the video here:</h2>

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-media-max-width="560">בחזרה לעתיד ... بازگشت به آینده … <a href="https://t.co/6tGB7z939U">pic.twitter.com/6tGB7z939U</a>&mdash; גילה גמליאל - Gila Gamliel (@GilaGamliel) <a href="https://twitter.com/GilaGamliel/status/1939651625187967090?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">June 30, 2025</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

In 2023, Gamliel received Crown Prince Reza in Israel, where he met representatives and took part in the official opening ceremony to commemorate Holocaust Remembrance Day. Greeting him upon his arrival, Gamliel said, "Together, through a shared vision, we will take the first step in creating bridges and collaborations between the two peoples."&nbsp;Israel and Iran are at a direct war now, but did you know that once upon a time, the two countries had friendly relations, and even cooperated to fight common enemies? For nearly three decades since the formation of Israel in 1948, Iran and Israel had a peaceful relationship. They even helped each other fight common enemies.&nbsp;In the Six-Day War of 1967, Israel fought Egypt, Jordan and Syria. In the war of June 5–10, Israel captured the Sinai Peninsula, Gaza Strip, West Bank, East Jerusalem, and Golan Heights. At the time, Iran was ruled by Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi. The Iranian Shah was an ally of the US and had friendly, albeit covert, ties with Israel. Iran exported oil to Israel at the time, and helped Israel with intelligence sharing. Iran played no military role against Israel in this war, one of the first in the long-standing Arab-Israeli conflict.

Back to the future Israeli minister hints at Iran regime change shares AI video showing Netanyahu and Reza Pehlavi

Israel's Minister of Innovation, Science, and Technology Gila Gamliel put out an AI-made video on social media platform X, titled as ‘Next Year in a Free Tehran’. The video begins with establishing shots of Tehran. It then cuts to showing Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his wife, Sara, walking arm-in-arm down a street. The video further presents footage of Minister Gamliel and her husband, as well as exiled Iranian Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi and his wife walking in the same environment. The video ends with Israeli and Iranian imperial flags placed side-by-side. Apart from Gila Gamliel, Sara Netanyahu, every other woman in the video is seen with head coverings, which were enforced by the Islamic Republic of Iran after the revolution that overthrew the shah in 1979. See the video here:

AI-generated clip features Netanyahu, Minister Gamliel, and Iran’s exiled crown prince walking freely in Tehran, ending with Israeli and Iranian imperial flags side-by-side

'Back to the future': Israeli minister hints at Iran regime change, shares AI video showing Netanyahu and Reza Pehlavi

Megan Thee Stallion fought back tears on stage amid her alleged AI-generated sex tape making the rounds online. The pop star sent out a clear message to those involved to not mess with her. The singer looked visibly affected during her Hot Girl Summer tour stop in Tampa, Florida&nbsp;as she tried to deliver her set, while the crowd cheered her on. She struggled to maintain her composure as tears welled in her eyes, with fans looking on in concern. 
 
A fan's camera captured the emotional moment as the singer struggled to hold back tears during her performance on Saturday night. This occurred just a day after she vented her frustration on social media, slamming those who were trying to tarnish her image. 
 
Fans have shared video of the concert, titled "We love you queen,” which shows scenes from right before Megan got back on stage to perform her popular song Cobra.&nbsp;

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In the footage, she can be seen briefly putting her head down, and inhaling deeply to gather her thoughts. Yet, the singer could be seen struggling to keep her composure on stage and she struggled throughout the show with her voice cracking, and her hands shaking as she tried to cool herself off and shielded her eyes to stop herself from crying. 
 
While the singer did not speak about the alleged video, fans speculated that her emotional reaction was due to the controversy.&nbsp; 
 
The sensitive episode comes after there were whispers about a sex tape, supposedly created by an AI featuring her, going viral. 
 
Megan Thee Stallion slams fake AI tape 
 
A day earlier, the rapper took to her social media account to blast people trying to ‘mess with her.’ On her official X handle, she wrote, “It’s really sick how yall go out of the way to hurt me when you see me winning. Y'all going too far, Fake ass s–t. Just know today was your last day playing with me, and I mean it."&nbsp;

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Soon after she posted, fans flooded the comment section with&nbsp;overwhelming&nbsp;support, with many demanding that she take legal action against the offenders of this heinous crime.

Artists falling victim to deepfake content

 
This isn't the first time that a celebrity has been targeted by AI-generated content. Previously, an alleged NSFW image of pop sensation Taylor Swift circulated widely on X, prompting the social media platform to take action by removing the content and associated keywords from search results. 
 
The explicit image went viral amassing around 45 million views before the account was suspended.&nbsp;

Soon after, insider sources disclosed that Taylor Swift was considering legal action against those responsible for disseminating the inappropriate content.

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Megan Thee Stallion fought back tears on stage amid her alleged AI-generated sex tape making the rounds online. The pop star sent out a clear message to those involved to not mess with her.

Megan Thee Stallion fought back tears on stage amid her alleged AI-generated sex tape making the rounds online. The pop star sent out a clear message to those involved to not mess with her. The singer looked visibly affected during her Hot Girl Summer tour stop in Tampa, Florida as she tried to deliver her set, while the crowd cheered her on. She struggled to maintain her composure as tears welled in her eyes, with fans looking on in concern. A fan's camera captured the emotional moment as the singer struggled to hold back tears during her performance on Saturday night. This occurred just a day after she vented her frustration on social media, slamming those who were trying to tarnish her image. Fans have shared video of the concert, titled "We love you queen,” which shows scenes from right before Megan got back on stage to perform her popular song Cobra. Megan Thee Stallion sparks controversy with explicit mention of 'Megan's Law' in diss track In the footage, she can be seen briefly putting her head down, and inhaling deeply to gather her thoughts. Yet, the singer could be seen struggling to keep her composure on stage and she struggled throughout the show with her voice cracking, and her hands shaking as she tried to cool herself off and shielded her eyes to stop herself from crying. While the singer did not speak about the alleged video, fans speculated that her emotional reaction was due to the controversy. The sensitive episode comes after there were whispers about a sex tape, supposedly created by an AI featuring her, going viral. Megan Thee Stallion slams fake AI tape A day earlier, the rapper took to her social media account to blast people trying to ‘mess with her.’ On her official X handle, she wrote, “It’s really sick how yall go out of the way to hurt me when you see me winning. Y'all going too far, Fake ass s–t. Just know today was your last day playing with me, and I mean it." It’s really sick how yall go out of the way to hurt me when you see me winning. Yall going too far, Fake ass shit. Just know today was your last day playing with me and I mean it. — TINA SNOW (@theestallion) June 8, 2024 × Soon after she posted, fans flooded the comment section with overwhelming support, with many demanding that she take legal action against the offenders of this heinous crime. Artists falling victim to deepfake content This isn't the first time that a celebrity has been targeted by AI-generated content. Previously, an alleged NSFW image of pop sensation Taylor Swift circulated widely on X, prompting the social media platform to take action by removing the content and associated keywords from search results. The explicit image went viral amassing around 45 million views before the account was suspended. Soon after, insider sources disclosed that Taylor Swift was considering legal action against those responsible for disseminating the inappropriate content.

Megan Thee Stallion fights back tears on stage as she battles controversy around X-rated AI video

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Megan Thee Stallion fights back tears on stage as she battles controversy around X-rated AI video