,"The new president of the United States, Joe Biden, is considering artificial intelligence (AI) to help with his decision-making on..."
AI artist Cam Harless recently made a bold statement with his AI-generated images, showing every US president sporting a mullet. The mullet is a hairstyle that has been polarizing opinions since the 1980s, and Harless's images are no exception - they have been met with both amusement and consternation.
The images were created using artificial intelligence (AI) tools, and the result is a funny and light-hearted look at US presidential history. Harless posted the images on his website, along with a brief explanation of what he was trying to accomplish.
"Every American president," he wrote at the top of the thread, "but they're all cool and have mullets."
Harless was also able to use AI tools to turn the presidents into Discord goblins, as seen in his TikTok videos. In the videos, President Joe Biden is seen griefing his rivals, while former President Barack Obama is seen jokingly trying to throw a punch at his opponent.
In addition to the AI-generated images, Harless also wrote a brief chat with AI about the presidents' families and the scandals that have been associated with them. For example, he discussed President Richard Nixon's brother, Donald Nixon, who was involved in the Watergate scandal.
The 2024 presidential election cycle will be among the first where AI technology has almost gotten good enough to pass off as a politician, and Harless believes that AI will play a larger role in the election process. Artificial intelligence startup Latent AI has already hired a vice president for its federal portfolio, Scott Ostrowski, a 15-year veteran of the US Navy.
Another AI startup, Shield AI, has created an AI pilot that can fly Boeing aircraft. This technology could revolutionize the way the US military operates in the air, and it could potentially be used in the 2024 election.
Presidents' Day Invite 2023 was the first event to feature AI technology, with many speakers and participants discussing the current state of AI and its future. Women's Day was also highlighted, with many female speakers discussing the current state of AI and its potential in the future.
Finally, President Joe Biden is looking at AI technology to help with his decision-making on various topics, such as national security, gun laws, and international relations. Biden has already made it clear that he wants AI to play a major role in his administration, and the upcoming election could be a major test for AI technology.
