RNC Slams Biden Re-Election Bid With First AI-Generated Video

Following President Joe Biden's announcement via prerecorded video Tuesday morning — covered by Townhall here —that he would indeed run for a second term as president in 2024, the Republican National Committee wasted no time responding.

With a video of its own titled "Beat Biden," the RNC painted a stark picture of what America could look like "if the weakest president we've ever had were re-elected."

In the RNC's depiction of the consequences of a another Biden term, narration reports potential news stories such as China invading Taiwan, 500 regional banks shuttering their doors as markets tank, border agents getting overrun by 80,000 illegal immigrants at the border, and San Francisco shutting down due to worsening crime and the fentanyl crisis. Captions ask, "What if international tensions escalate? What if financial systems crumble? What if our border is gone? What if crime worsens?"

The opening salvo between the Republican National Committee and Biden's reelection campaign is also a technological first for the RNC, with the video being made up entirely of video and images created by artificial intelligence software — AI — that takes descriptive input and generates realistic looking content. Watch here.