BREAKING:Trump Dismisses Epstein Photo Claims as “AI-Generated,” Denies Ever Visiting Island.

Former U.S. President Donald Trump has strongly rejected circulating claims that he was photographed on Jeffrey Epstein’s private island, calling the images “fake” and likely generated using artificial intelligence.

The statement comes amid renewed online debate over Epstein-related files and the individuals allegedly connected to the late financier.

In a brief response to reporters, Trump insisted he had “never been to Epstein’s island” and described the photos spreading on social media as fabricated.

“These pictures are fake, probably AI-generated, and another example of misinformation,” he said, accusing critics of attempting to damage his reputation.

The controversy follows ongoing public scrutiny surrounding documents and materials linked to Epstein, who died in 2019 while awaiting trial on federal sex trafficking charges.

Over the years, numerous high-profile figures have faced questions over past associations with Epstein, though being mentioned in documents or photographs does not necessarily imply wrongdoing.

Experts have increasingly warned about the rapid rise of AI-generated images and deepfakes, which can convincingly depict public figures in situations that never occurred.

Digital forensics analysts say verifying the authenticity of viral images requires technical examination, including metadata checks and image integrity analysis.

As of now, no official investigation has confirmed the authenticity of the images referenced in the latest claims.

Trump has maintained that any suggestion he visited Epstein’s island is “completely false,” while calling for closer scrutiny of manipulated media circulating online.

The issue highlights broader concerns about misinformation, the power of AI-generated content, and the continued public interest in the unresolved questions surrounding Epstein’s network.