‘South Park’ Brings Back Deepfake Trump “Billionaire Of Weenietown”
As the human race braces for possible extinction amid the AI age, South Park resurrected its deepfake Trump to roast the “billionaire of Weenietown.”
On Wednesday’s episode, Butters discovers Billionaire Weenietown in his literal backyard, a tiny kingdom of anthropomorphic disembodied penises who are destroying South Park—still renamed South America this season—with their invasive data centers.
As Billionaire Weenietown’s phallic leader reminds his fellow billionaires, they are still the “socially awkward penises that nobody likes” as they were in school, and nobody wants to hear their opinions about peptides on Joe Rogan’s podcast.
With the energy-sucking data centers interfering with his love of Dr. Pimple Popper, Butters goes to an exterminator and the local media to address the billionaire infestation, before ultimately relocating the “problem billionaires” to Nashville and convincing the rest to move into someone else’s backyard.
“There is a new billionaire in Weenietown everyday,” the episode reminds us in the end with a deepfake clip of Trump walking into a public bathroom stall and sitting on the toilet, before his tiny animated penis flies away.
Amid recent warnings from those working in AI that continued progress could “cause a billion deaths,” California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed an executive order this month to fast-track stringent oversight and control of AI. Convening “a group of world-leading experts” within the next 60 days, the order lays out a discussion of “safety plans” and “an emergency shutoff, or ‘kill switch,’ for frontier models.”
On a federal level, Trump has brushed off concerns about AI as “a hoax,” insisting the U.S. government “already have tremendous CRIMINAL and REGULATORY power” over AI companies.
