Fake videos and images depicting fake attacks and fake troops have racked up tens of millions of views on social media platforms in the nearly two weeks since the Iran war began.

The video released by the Iranian regime takes a swipe at Trump over the Jeffrey Epstein files scandal that has dogged his administration

An AI-generated video of Elon Musk and US President Donald Trump sharing a kiss recently went viral on X (formerly Twitter). The video follows the tech mogul’s announcement that an update to his AI tool,

Iran claimed it struck a US aircraft carrier with drones as it retaliated against a joint US-Israeli attack in late February that has triggered a regional war, but two videos circulating on social media do not show purported damage to the USS Abraham Lincoln.

AI pop star Tilly Norwood released her first music video this week. It was meant to show the state of AI, it's creator says, not top the charts.

Animaj AI-generates videos based on existing kids' IP. Its co-founder claims to share your concerns about slop.

In retaliation for strikes by Israel targeting fuel facilities in Tehran, Iran's Revolutionary Guards Corps claimed to have struck Israel's Haifa refinery. Now, two videos going viral claim to show footage of this attack. One is old. The other is AI-generated.

BBB of Michigan warns about AI scams targeting consumers following global news events. Here's what to watch for.

Footage from China in 2015, missile strikes in 2024 and AI-made clips are being falsely tied to the current conflict