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Despite what former President Donald Trump<\/a> claimed on Truth Social<\/a> on Sunday, Vice President Kamala Harris’s 15,000-person crowd in Michigan was not fake or created with AI.<\/p>\n Trump claimed on Sunday that Harris “cheated” and “A.I.’d” the crowd of supporters who greeted her when she arrived at the airport in Detroit on Wednesday.<\/p>\n “There was nobody at the plane,” Trump wrote, later calling for Harris to be disqualified from the election because “the creation of a fake image is ELECTION INTERFERENCE.”<\/p>\n Related: Facebook Issues Apology After Photo of Donald Trump Was Erroneously Labeled ‘Altered’<\/a><\/b><\/p>\n But the image was not made with AI. It was taken at an event covered by Fox News, Reuters<\/a>, the Detroit News<\/a>, and other media outlets. Fox Detriot wrote<\/a> on Wednesday that “thousands” attended the Detroit rally, and confirmed today that an estimated 15,000 people<\/a> showed up.<\/p>\n Harris’s campaign responded to Trump’s accusation by stating that the image was real. Videos<\/a> from the event, as well as Getty Images<\/a> photos captured<\/a> at the time, confirm <\/b>that the image was real too.<\/p>\n