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AI Brings Hitler Back

AI Brings Hitler Back:

Far-Right Extremists Use Deepfakes to Spread Hate

Hitler Resurfaces on Social Media With the Help of AI And It’s Dangerous

 

Far-right groups use AI to rebrand Hitler on social media, spreading dangerous deepfakes and antisemitic propaganda. Learn how platforms are failing to act.

Artificial intelligence is now fueling a disturbing trend: far-right extremists are using it to bring Adolf Hitler back into the digital spotlight.

These extremists aren’t just sharing old footage. They’re using AI tools to recreate Hitler’s voice and image, making him speak English fluently in videos designed for social platforms like X (formerly Twitter), TikTok, YouTube, and Instagram.

AI Is Rebranding Hitler and Going Viral

Instead of portraying Hitler as history’s most infamous dictator, some of these AI-generated videos portray him as the misunderstood saviour, which is alarming researchers and civil rights watchdogs.

A recent analysis revealed that seven AI-generated Hitler speeches uploaded to YouTube in 2024 amassed a shocking 6.9 million views. Even more disturbing, social media algorithms seem to amplify this content, pushing it to millions of users just like any other viral trend.

 

Extremists Are Using AI to Spread Propaganda

This isn’t a one-time occurrence. The Islamic State (ISIS) has also leveraged AI tools to craft slick propaganda videos glorifying terrorism and violence. Now, far-right groups are doing the same creating persuasive, realistic deepfakes and voice clones without needing much technical skill or money.

The tools are cheap. The software is widely accessible. And the impact? Alarming.

Platforms Are Failing to Respond

What makes this even more terrifying is the lack of action from major platforms. Despite the dangerous nature of this content, most networks are not stopping its spread.

For instance, a recent survey showed that on platform X, just 11 posts pushing pro-Hitler content earned over 11.2 million views in a single week. Researchers from the Institute for Strategic Dialogue (ISD) found that this rise in AI-generated propaganda directly aligns with a surge in online antisemitism.

The Real Threat: Normalizing Extremism Through AI

Experts warn that this isn’t just about one historical figure. It’s about how AI is being weaponized to sanitize hate, spread disinformation, and manipulate perception at scale. When millions are watching and sharing this content, the danger becomes real: history starts to blur, and extremists find new ways to recruit and radicalize.

Final Thoughts

Artificial intelligence offers powerful tools, but in the wrong hands, it’s becoming a megaphone for hate. Social media companies must act fast before extremists rewrite history one viral deepfake at a time.

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