Foxnews Iran Uses AI to Fabricate War Narratives, Claims Former CISA Chief
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- •Iran is using AI to create deceptive war narratives and manipulate public perception.
- •AI-altered images of Mojtaba Khamenei have been disseminated through state media.
- •The Iranian regime aims to weaken U.S. resolve by spreading false narratives.
Former CISA Executive Director Bridget Bean has accused the Iranian regime of employing artificial intelligence to generate deceptive narratives about its military successes against the U.S. Bean stated that Iran's use of AI is aimed at creating a false global perception of victory, especially through manipulated images of the new Supreme Leader, Mojtaba Khamenei. These AI-altered images have been disseminated via Iranian state media and social media platforms, making it difficult for viewers to discern their authenticity. Bean emphasized that this tactic is part of a broader strategy to undermine U.S. resolve and manipulate public opinion. The manipulation of images has reportedly improved since the 12-day war in June 2025, marking a significant evolution in Iran's propaganda techniques. The situation raises concerns about the implications of AI in geopolitical conflicts and the potential for widespread misinformation.
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