When Platform Rules Protect Power // AIDRAN

Three years of platform policy development — every deepfake framework, every synthetic media guideline, every AI content standard written under legislative pressure — converged on a single test case in late April 2026 and produced no enforcement. The AI-generated image Trump posted to Truth Social, depicting him holding a military rifle in front of explosions with the caption "No More Mr. Nice Guy" directed at Iran, was exactly the content those policies nominally addressed: fabricated imagery of a political figure, combined with explicit threat, posted during an active diplomatic crisis.…

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