Trump Sparks Controversy With AI Image Targeting Biden and His Son Hunter Using Drugs
AI image attacking Joe and Hunter Biden sparks controversy Trump targets Biden Hunter Biden in the spotlight The use of artificial intelligence has once again moved to the center of political debate in the United States, this time following a post by President Donald Trump aimed at his predecessor Joe Biden. The image, shared on […]

Posted on05/07/26 at 18:42
- AI image attacking Joe and Hunter Biden sparks controversy
- Trump targets Biden
- Hunter Biden in the spotlight
The use of artificial intelligence has once again moved to the center of political debate in the United States, this time following a post by President Donald Trump aimed at his predecessor Joe Biden.
The image, shared on social media, combined satire, accusations, and highly sensitive references involving the former president’s family.
Trump shares AI-generated image targeting Biden and Hunter

Donald Trump shared an AI-generated image Thursday directly attacking Joe Biden.
The illustration depicts the former Democratic president asleep inside the Oval Office while his son, Hunter Biden, appears using drugs on the presidential desk.
The post was published on Truth Social, the platform where Trump has millions of followers, and included a message reinforcing his political criticism: “A very accurate representation of the ‘Sleepy Joe’ Biden Administration. Tremendous damage has been done, but we are back!!!”
The content quickly drew attention because of its provocative tone and its use of artificial intelligence to build a political and personal visual narrative.
Image includes Obama and Hillary Clinton in controversial scene
The digital recreation did not focus solely on Joe and Hunter Biden.
The same scene also included former President Barack Obama holding a box labeled “Autopen,” referencing one of Trump’s recurring accusations.
Trump has repeatedly claimed that Joe Biden was unaware of the orders he signed, suggesting that his staff used an automatic signature device to approve documents.
However, Biden has categorically denied those claims.
The image also featured Hillary Clinton standing with crossed arms and what was described as a sinister smile while Hunter Biden appeared snorting cocaine.
These elements intensified the controversial and highly critical tone of the shared content.
The post quickly goes viral across digital platforms
The impact of the controversial AI image extended beyond Truth Social.
The content rapidly spread across other social media platforms, generating widespread discussion among users and political figures.
Its viral reach reflects how publications combining artificial intelligence with public figures can dominate the media conversation within hours.
The White House amplifies the message on social media
The impact of the publication grew after it was reposted by the White House rapid response account on X.
That account, which has a large following, helped amplify the message and increase its visibility in public debate.
The institutional spread of the content reinforces the growing use of digital and visual tools as part of the administration’s communication strategy, particularly during moments of political confrontation.
Hunter Biden’s history and the political use of AI
Hunter Biden has publicly acknowledged his struggles with drug addiction and his recovery process.
This aspect of his personal life has been openly discussed by his family, including his father, who has addressed the issue publicly on multiple occasions.
However, the image shared by Trump revisits that chapter from a critical perspective and incorporates it into a broader political message.
This is not the first time Trump has used artificial intelligence and internet memes to attack political opponents
On previous occasions, he generated controversy by sharing fake images depicting Barack Obama being arrested or other representations considered offensive alongside Michelle Obama.
There was also controversy surrounding an image — later deleted — in which Trump was portrayed as Jesus Christ.
That post sparked criticism from both supporters and opponents amid public tensions with Pope Leo XIV over international issues.
Even before the election of the new pontiff last year, Trump used AI-generated imagery to portray himself dressed as the leader of the Catholic Church, highlighting a consistent pattern in his use of these tools as part of his political messaging.
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SOURCE: EFE