Leavitt Cites Funniest “Handwriting Experts” on Trump Signature

The daily thread, for example, did not quote “three distinct signature analysts”, he cited three “AI research systems” – which has not noticed Trump’s signature at all, but rather compared the diction of the 2003 letter to other writings accessible to the public of Trump. AI models have apparently questioned the authenticity of the note, finding it incompatible with the president’s speech habits (namely too “sophisticated” for Trump).

And the conclusions of AI models are quite dubious. For example, although IA systems have noted that the 2003 letter uses a third-person narration, words like “Enigma” and a theatrical opening line (“there must be more in life than to have everything”), these in no way prove that Trump was not the author.

In July, when THE Wall Street Journal Reported for the first time on the existence of the letter, Judd Legum of popular information watch That each of these elements of the letter is plausible trumpism. This does not mention that the daily wire neglects the fact that the verbiage varies according to the context.