Post intern debunks McConnell's 'proof-of-life' photo as authentic and recent
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A Washington Post intern investigated Mitch McConnell’s viral 'proof of life' photo, confirming metadata shows the image was taken recently and that there is no evidence it was AI-generated, according to digital forensics expert Hany Farid. The piece notes McConnell has not been seen in public since June 14 after a fall and pneumonia, is recovering, and will retire next year, while staying in contact with staff from a rehabilitation center.
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