Khaberni - International press reports revealed an unprecedented digital fraud incident in the United States, after it was revealed that Emily Hart, the famous political influencer supporting the "MAGA" movement, is not a real person but a virtual identity entirely created using artificial intelligence by an Indian medical student who was facing financial difficulties during his studies.
According to a report published by WIRED magazine, a 22-year-old student (who refused to be named) created a virtual persona named Emily Hart using generative artificial intelligence tools, to appear as a young American woman supporting US President Donald Trump, sharing content related to conservative values.
The report explained that this digital persona achieved widespread distribution on social media platforms, where it posted carefully designed content aimed at a conservative audience in the United States, particularly older men. This helped it to gain millions of video views in a short period and attract more than 10,000 followers on Instagram, in addition to paid subscriptions across digital content platforms.
The student noted that he used artificial intelligence tools like Google Gemini and Grok to design the images and the entire digital identity, from physical features to writing style and comments, and even relied on the AI algorithm's recommendations to target the most profitable and popular demographic.
International press reports revealed an unprecedented digital fraud incident in the United States, after it was revealed that Emily Hart, the famous political influencer supporting the "MAGA" movement, is not a real person but a virtual identity entirely created using artificial intelligence by an Indian medical student who was facing financial difficulties during his studies.
According to a report published by WIRED magazine, a 22-year-old student (who refused to be named) created a virtual persona named Emily Hart using generative artificial intelligence tools, to appear as a young American woman supporting US President Donald Trump, sharing content related to conservative values.
The report explained that this digital persona achieved widespread distribution on social media platforms, where it posted carefully designed content aimed at a conservative audience in the United States, particularly older men. This helped it to gain millions of video views in a short period and attract more than 10,000 followers on Instagram, in addition to paid subscriptions across digital content platforms.
The student noted that he used artificial intelligence tools like Google Gemini and Grok to design the images and the entire digital identity, from physical features to writing style and comments, and even relied on the AI algorithm's recommendations to target the most profitable and popular demographic.
