Ahmed Kamel – Egypt Daily News
Donald Trump is back using AI-generated images to mock his political opponents and this time he went after Joe Biden, Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton all at once.
The image, posted on Trump’s social media accounts, shows Biden asleep with ice cream beside him while Obama appears holding an autopen. Hillary Clinton watches from the background, while Hunter Biden is also included in the scene despite never serving in the administration.
Trump called it a “highly accurate depiction” of the Biden presidency.
The post instantly exploded online because it packed together nearly every conservative attack line against Biden into one image: questions about his age, claims he was not fully running the White House, Hunter Biden’s scandals, and the long-running right-wing obsession with the alleged use of an autopen by Biden aides.
“Tremendous damage done but, WE’RE BACK!!!” Trump wrote under the image.
The post is part of a bigger pattern that has started to define Trump’s political style during his return to power. He is increasingly using AI-generated memes, edited videos and viral internet content as direct political weapons rather than just campaign material.
And he clearly enjoys it.
In recent months, Trump has reposted AI content calling Biden a coward and Obama a traitor. Earlier this year he shared a fake video showing Obama being arrested. Another AI-generated post showing Barack and Michelle Obama with monkey faces triggered backlash before eventually being deleted.
But none of that has slowed him down.
Trump’s social media strategy no longer resembles traditional presidential communication. It looks more like permanent online warfare fast, emotional, provocative and designed to dominate attention for hours or days at a time.
The autopen issue has become one of his favorite targets.
Trump has repeatedly claimed Biden’s staff used an autopen to run parts of the presidency because Biden was supposedly unfit for office, although no evidence has emerged proving any illegal use. Reports also suggested Trump pushed for investigations into the matter after returning to office.
Biden has denied the accusations.
What makes the latest post different is how openly artificial intelligence is now being folded into mainstream American politics.
A few years ago, this kind of content lived mostly on anonymous internet forums. Now it is being amplified directly by a sitting president with millions of followers.
That shift matters.
Because the goal is not really persuasion anymore. It is speed, outrage and domination of the conversation before anyone else can change it.
Trump understands that better than most politicians.
Every controversial image creates headlines. Every viral post forces opponents to react. Every outrage cycle keeps attention exactly where he wants it on him.
