Over the weekend on his Truth Social account, President Donald Trump shared (then quickly deleted) a seemingly AI-generated video that included a deep-fake version of himself promoting a nonexistent product related to the broader QAnon conspiracy theory .

The video, which purported itself to be a Fox News segment hosted by Trump’s daughter-in-law Lara Trump, featured a product called a “MedBed” — fictional health care technology that supposedly heals the ailments of any individual who lays in it. Some variants of the “MedBed” conspiracy theory also allege that it can reverse aging or regrow missing limbs .

Conspiracists allege that MedBed technology is only available to the rich and well-connected, but that Trump may make it available to the public one day.

In his Truth Social p

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