A photo of Donald Trump, generated by AI as pope, had caused an excitement. Many dignitaries asked the US president to apologize for this “spot of the Catholic Church”. The 78-year-old head of state rejects this and criticizes all those who “do not understand”.
Moreover, Trump answered a reporter in the White House on Monday: “The Catholics loved the photo.” When asked whether the AI image on the official report of the White House is damaged the severity of the channel, Trump waved: “Make the half length. (…) Someone has made a joke. You have to have a little fun, right?”
During the weekend, the American bishop Thomas Paprocki from the state of Illinois Trump had accused the image of God, the Catholic Church and the papal office and asked him to apologize. On the photo, the American president wears the typical white soutane of the Catholic Church Maupa, plus a long golden necklace with a cross and a beautifully decorated miter as a headgear.
Trump: “I have no idea where the photo came from”
Trump now claimed that he had nothing to do with the creation of the photo. “I wasn’t,” he said. “I have no idea where it came from.” He only saw it last night (local time). His wife Melania even found the photo “sweet”, Trump said. However, if he was actually a pope, he could not get married: “As far as I know, popes do not have to get married,” Trump said.
White House spread from Trump like a Jedi Knight
The Republican apparently likes artificial intelligence. In the weekend, the White House spread a photo of Trump like a Jedi knight with a red light sword on his X-page on the occasion of the Star Wars Day, which was founded years ago, a sign of the dark side of power.
The photo stated: “All the best of May 4, including everyone, including the left-wing radicals who fight so hard to bring Sith Lords, murderers, drug lords, dangerous prisoners and well-known MS-13 gang members to our Galaxy. You are not the Rebellie-U is not the empire.”
Source: Krone
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