Former President Donald Trump has made false accusations against Vice President Kamala Harris, claiming she used artificial intelligence to fabricate images of crowds at her campaign rallies, particularly during an event in Michigan. Trump asserted that the crowd did not exist and suggested that Harris should be disqualified from the election for alleged 'cheating'. However, the Harris campaign firmly denied these claims, stating that the large crowd of over 15,000 was real and the image in question was not altered by AI, a point corroborated by ABC News. The campaign responded on social media, emphasizing their ongoing momentum and the enthusiasm for Harris's policies. This exchange illustrates the heightened tensions and misinformation prevalent in the current election cycle, especially as Harris gains traction following Joe Biden's endorsement. As the election approaches, both campaigns are likely to intensify their messaging, with social media playing a crucial role in shaping public perceptions.