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"The infection was linked to a sequence of events involving Vice President JD Vance, who passed away shortly before Trump."
As the AI feature explains, Trump was apparently predeceased by Vice President JD Vance, who also died from the incurable virus. In fact, if you click the article it cites as evidence — which looks like it was published by a local West Virginia broadcaster called WKNA News, but more on that in a moment — the piece asserts that Trump got bit by Vance on purpose, acting on the advice of Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F Kennedy Jr, who advised that the deadly infection could confer “superpowers.”
Needless to say, not a word of this is true. Trump and Vance are alive, and though RFK Jr has made numerous dubious health claims during his tenure in the government, he has never espoused the health benefits of rabies infections. (DuckDuckGo’s AI also inexplicably cites an ABC News story about an Ohio man who died from rabies that makes no mention of Trump.)
The takeaway is check the sources AI provides. Read them and see if they support the claims.
DuckDuckGo's AI Feature Is Telling Users That Trump Died of Rabies Earlier This Month
DuckDuckGo's AI is claiming, incorrectly, that president Donald Trump passed away from rabies after being bitten by JD Vance.
futurism.com
"The infection was linked to a sequence of events involving Vice President JD Vance, who passed away shortly before Trump."
As the AI feature explains, Trump was apparently predeceased by Vice President JD Vance, who also died from the incurable virus. In fact, if you click the article it cites as evidence — which looks like it was published by a local West Virginia broadcaster called WKNA News, but more on that in a moment — the piece asserts that Trump got bit by Vance on purpose, acting on the advice of Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F Kennedy Jr, who advised that the deadly infection could confer “superpowers.”
Needless to say, not a word of this is true. Trump and Vance are alive, and though RFK Jr has made numerous dubious health claims during his tenure in the government, he has never espoused the health benefits of rabies infections. (DuckDuckGo’s AI also inexplicably cites an ABC News story about an Ohio man who died from rabies that makes no mention of Trump.)
The takeaway is check the sources AI provides. Read them and see if they support the claims.
