Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders is facing online ridicule after posting a photograph of herself holding her new book, with social media users accusing her of using AI to create or alter the image after spotting glaring spelling errors on its cover.Sanders shared the photograph on X on November 7 while promoting her new book, titled *Unapologetic: Clarity and Conviction in a World Gone Crazy*.“My faith doesn’t just influence me – it defines me,” Sanders wrote in the post. “My new book UNAPOLOGETIC is about how our identity in Christ and Christ alone is the only firm foundation for our future.”However, users who examined the photograph noticed that the word “clarity” on the book cover appeared to be misspelled as “clerity”. The word “crazy” also appeared with a strange symbol resembling a reversed number 3 in place of the letter “z”. Several other letters on the cover appeared distorted or crooked.The errors prompted accusations that the photograph had been generated or edited using AI, with users questioning why Sanders would use an AI-generated image to promote her own book without checking the spelling.One user wrote: “Those aren't even real words on the cover.”Another commented: “Either the photo is ai or your book is ai and you didn't bother proof reading the cover.”A third user asked: “Why would you have ai…
Sarah Huckabee Sanders mocked over suspected AI-generated photo promoting new book: ‘Those aren’t even real words!’
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Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders is facing online ridicule after posting a photograph of herself holding her new book, with social media users accusing her of using AI to create or alter the image after spotting glaring spelling errors on its cover.Sanders shared the photograph on X on November 7 while promoting her new book, titled *Unapologetic: Clarity and Conviction in a World Gone Crazy*.“My faith doesn’t just influence me – it defines me,” Sanders wrote in the post.
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