President Trump Uses AI and Shares Health News

川普總統使用 AI 並分享健康新聞

Jun 7, 2026, 12:22

Introduction

President Donald Trump posted AI pictures and videos on Truth Social. He also shared news about his health and brain tests.

唐納·川普總統在 Truth Social 上貼了 AI 圖片和影片。他還分享了關於自己健康和腦部測試的消息。

Main Body

The President used AI to make a music video. In the video, he is in India, Mexico, and Italy. He is also on the moon. The video says everyone in the world loves him.

總統使用 AI 製作了一支音樂影片。在影片中，他在印度、墨西哥和義大利，他還去了月球。影片中提到全世界的人都愛他。

He also used AI to make bad pictures of other leaders. He made a picture of Barack Obama's library. Some people did not like these AI pictures.

他還使用 AI 製作了其他領導人的醜化圖片。他製作了一張巴拉克·歐巴馬圖書館的圖片。有些人不喜歡這些 AI 圖片。

Doctors checked the President's health. One doctor says he is healthy. The President says he got a perfect score on a brain test. He says he is very smart. Another doctor says the President had too many tests.

醫生檢查了總統的健康狀況。一名醫生表示他很健康。總統說他在腦部測試中獲得了滿分，並表示自己非常聰明。另一名醫生則認為總統接受了過多測試。

Conclusion

The President continues to use AI for his image. Doctors still argue about his medical tests.

總統繼續使用 AI 來塑造形象。醫生們對於他的醫療測試仍有爭論。

Vocabulary Learning

🌍 Moving Around the World

Look at this sentence: "He is in India, Mexico, and Italy."

When we talk about where someone is, we use in + Place.

In India $\rightarrow$ (Correct)
In Mexico $\rightarrow$ (Correct)
In Italy $\rightarrow$ (Correct)

Quick Rule: Use 'in' for cities, countries, and big areas.

🧠 Describing People

In the text, we see simple words used to describe a person:

Healthy $\rightarrow$ Good body/mind.
Smart $\rightarrow$ Good brain.

Pattern: Subject + is + Adjective $\rightarrow$ He is healthy. $\rightarrow$ He is smart.

🛠️ Action Words (Past vs. Now)

Notice the difference in how the text talks about time:

Past (Finished): Used, Checked, Posted $\rightarrow$ (Usually ends in -ed)
Now (Regular): Uses, Says, Continues $\rightarrow$ (Usually ends in -s for one person)

Vocabulary Learning

posted (v.)

To put a message, picture, or video on the internet.

Example:She posted a photo of her cat on Facebook.

health (n.)

The state of being free from illness or injury.

Example:Eating fruit and vegetables is good for your health.

perfect (adj.)

Something that is completely correct or without any mistakes.

Example:The weather was perfect for a walk in the park.

score (n.)

The number of points someone gets on a test or in a game.

Example:I got a high score on my English exam.

argue (v.)

To disagree with someone and speak loudly or angrily about it.

Example:The two friends argue about which movie is better.

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