US Elections 2024: Trump campaign posts Republican nominee's AI-made Indianised avatar
The AI-generated Indianised image of Donald Trump and Elon Musk.
Hours before the US presidential elections, the campaign of Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump posted an AI-generated,Indianised image of the leader and Tesla CEO Elon Musk.
The Republican candidate can be seen eating at an Indian household in a new avatar as an Indian politician, with Melania Trump and Musk.
Billionaire Musk was also tagged in the post and asked, “Which one looks original? @elonmusk?”
The images were created by an Indian artist named Shahid SK, who made Trump and Vice-President Kamala Harris appear as Indian politicians.
In the images shared by the artist on his page, the presidential nominees are seen carrying out roadshows in an open jeep.
Musk was seen accompanying former president Trump. The two leaders were also seen displaying victory signs, eating at homes of voters like Indian politicians in the images.
Trump and Harris battle out in US elections
The United States will be voting in the presidential elections on November 5, which will decide the fate of Trump and Harris.
If Trump emerges as the winner, he will become the first incoming president to havebeen convicted on charges of felony.
Watch:US Elections: Trump And Harris Locked In Tight Battle For Presidency
He will also create history as the second president to win the White House non-consecutively after Grover Cleveland.
Speaking about his actions during the 2020 presidential elections, Trump said, "I shouldn't have left. I mean, honestly, because...we did so well."
Kamala Harris will be spending Tuesday's election night at the campus of her alma mater, Howard University.
If Harris clinches victory, she will have many firsts to her name as the new president. Harris will be the first woman, the first person of South Asian descent and the first non-White woman to become the US President.
Harris has projected herself as a symbol of “generational change” and accused his opposition of “seeking revenge” and called Trump a “threat” to American democracy.
(With inputs from agencies)