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Misleading Images Spread on Social Media During Maduro’s Capture

5 January 2026
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Misleading Images Spread on Social Media During Maduro’s Capture
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AI-generated images and altered videos circulated widely on social media following the capture of former Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, leading to the spread of misinformation. CBS News analyzed these images, confirming some were likely manipulated using AI tools. A viral photo purportedly showing Maduro post-capture was shared by notable figures, while unverified images and old footage from previous events also resurfaced online. Despite inquiries, social media platforms have not responded regarding their policies on AI-generated content.

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