The bogus photo was likely AI-generated.
the fake news. Bear in mind that all of this happened on a Monday morning, the beginning of the week for Wall Street. Still, the market"quickly bounced back," the reporting said.
As the news and fake picture went viral, it was shared by Russian state-backed media outlet RT. The tweet was deleted minutes later. In one case, an account named @BloombergFeed, whose owner had paid for Twitter Blue, tweeted the news. However, despite its handle, this user had no affiliation with Bloomberg News. The account has since been suspended.
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