The governor of São Paulo, (Republicans), published on his official profiles, this Monday (16), an image generated by which he appears smiling next to the businessman. The description of the post on social media does not make it clear that it is a fake image, despite the small watermark in the bottom right corner of the old . The image was the target of critical comments.
The governor states, in a note to #Hashtag, that the Instagram post has the warning “AI information” at the top, and “makes it clear that it is not a real image.” The information that the image is generated by AI was added later.
The caption of the publication raises doubts about the veracity of the image. “Maybe they say it’s artificial intelligence, but the truth is that it’s me taking Elon Musk for a walk around the center of the capital and showing where the new headquarters of the State Government will be there! Yes, Elon here ? Maybe not. But the new Administrative Center for the São Paulo government will become a reality!”, says the text.
In March, the São Paulo government launched an architecture competition to select studies for the state’s architecture around Princesa Isabel Park. The chosen area, in the Campos Elíseos neighborhood, is one of the places that in recent years has been home to a concentration of drug addicts known as . The project is part of a plan for .
A month ago, on November 17th, the governor of São Paulo published a video showing an unprecedented landing on the launch pad itself, at Starbase, the American company’s facility in Boca Chica, Texas. The caption of the text attributes the success of the operation to billionaire Elon Musk, who he calls a visionary.
The publication came one day after First Lady Rosângela da Silva, said that she was not afraid of, owner of X (former), and used an expression in English to attack him. “” (“go fuck yourself”), said Janja, to refer to the businessman who will assume a position in the government of the elected president of the , .
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