We spoke to the man making viral Lego-style AI videos for Iran. Experts say it's powerful propaganda

"Slopaganda" is too weak a term to capture how powerful this "highly sophisticated" content is, one expert says.

Pro-Iran groups have utilized AI-generated memes to influence public opinion during the U.S.-Israel conflict, with sophisticated content portraying U.S. political figures negatively. Analysts believe these efforts are backed by the Iranian government, given the content's sophistication and Iran's restricted internet access.

Pro-Iran groups have created AI-generated, Lego-style memes in English to shape narratives during the conflict with the U.S. and Israel. These memes, often satirical and steeped in American pop culture, aim to influence public opinion in the West by portraying U.S. political figures negatively.

Following the announcement of a U.S.-Iran ceasefire, an Iranian group released a new Lego-style video mocking President Donald Trump and declaring 'Iran won.' This is part of a series of AI-generated propaganda videos flooding the internet, with Iranian state media and diplomatic accounts amplifying the content.

A YouTube channel known for posting AI-generated Lego-style videos targeting Donald Trump has been taken down for 'violent content.' The creators question the reason behind the ban, highlighting the complexities of AI-generated satire and platform moderation.

Explosive Media, a group producing AI-generated, pro-Iran videos styled after Lego animations, had its YouTube account suspended for 'violent content.' The group's accounts on other platforms remain active, and they question the classification of their content as violent.

An in-depth look at Explosive Media, the group behind AI-generated Lego-style videos mocking U.S. figures, highlighting their impact as a form of sophisticated propaganda.

An analysis of how Iran's AI-generated Lego-style videos effectively countered U.S. online propaganda during the recent conflict.

Coverage of the takedown of an Iranian YouTube channel producing AI-generated Lego-style videos mocking Trump, raising questions about content moderation.