[False] Facebook claim: Photos show children wearing satanic clothing and participating in a satanic club.

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[False] Facebook claim: Photos show children wearing satanic clothing and participating in a satanic club.

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Skeptic@sh.itjust.works · 1 年前

PolitiFact - Hell of a school day: Photos don’t show kids in a satanic club. They were made with AI

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Photos of children participating in satanic rituals at schools are circulating on social media. But don’t let certain de

The photos of children participating in satanic rituals at school were created by generative artificial intelligence.

The After School Satan Club, organized by The Satanic Temple, hosted a meeting at a public elementary school in Virginia. But these AI-generated photos do not show the club or real children.

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