During the 17-minute phone-in with the right-wing network, the former president's typically distinctive and recognizable voice sounded altered, with a slightly different cadence and intonation than usual. The content of his remarks did closely resemble comments he has made elsewhere.
Following questions over the authenticity of the interview, Trump took to his Truth social media platform shortly after midnight on Thursday to share a clip from the interview, but did not explicitly address the claims that the interview had been faked.is the most incompetent President in history, and he's the most corrupt President in history," the Republican presidential primary candidate wrote alongside the clip, echoing previous criticism he has made of the current president.
Former U.S. President Donald Trump speaks to the media at Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport on August 24, 2023 in Atlanta, Georgia. The Republican primary candidate has faced speculation a phone interview on Thursday was done using artificial intelligence.
Petrizzo said that Trump's purported voice during the call sounded"pretty strange," but noted that one of the hosts who had conducted the interview, John Solomon, had insisted that the interviewee he had spoken to was"definitelySocial media users appeared split over whether the interview was the work of AI trickery or had sounded odd due to technical conditions; the call appeared to break up in places and some speculated that it had been run through software to improve the...