Trump's claim on Tuesday that AI was behind the White House window video wasn't his first attempt to blame AI.

President Donald Trump attacked his foes with an unhinged posting spree full of images generated by artificial intelligence on Wednesday — and California Gov. Gavin Newsom, one of Trump’s targets, used his online team of trolls to clown him right back.

Many tech leaders embraced Trump in his second term, and the president has taken a favorable approach to the industry.

Melania Trump urges parents to prepare their children for the growth of A.I. and argues the technology should be treated as if it were a child itself.

The solar future looked bright. But in the race to commercialize the technology it invented, the US would lose resoundingly. Last year, China exported $40 billion worth of solar panels and modules, while America shipped just $69 million, according to the New York Times. It was a stunning forfeit of a huge technological lead.

Trump made the remarks as he claimed that a video of a black bag being thrown out of a window at the White House must have been AI-generated.

The Trump administration has proposed a 55% budget cut for the National Science Foundation, but Congress has yet to pass a budget.

The president posted a 33-second video to X on Thursday that showed him digitally inserted into Cracker Barrel’s classic logo.