No! Many false claims have been made. Here are the facts.

#1 If we had an example of new information being added by a random mutation, by random chance (though we do not have any example of new information being added by random chance, neither in HIV nor anywhere else), we would not have any evidence that evolution ever took place causing one kind of plant or animal to become another kind of plant or animal. If there were such an example, which there is not, in HIV or anywhere, then we would have shown that such addition of new information could possibly happen, (though present observation implies that it is absolutely impossible, but, if an example were to be be found, which it has not, then such an observation (which is only imagined at present) would only show that such a thing would be possible.

#2 A beneficial mutation and a mutation that adds information is not the same thing. Evolutionists often try to confuse people by making believe that a beneficial mutation is evolution. It is not. If moths on a small windy island are blown out to sea when they fly, then a mutant moth without wings will live to pass the mutation to new generations. The mutant moths, that have lost information, have a distinct advantage and will naturally tend to survive better than normal moths. This is not the addition of information. The same thing happens among bacteria who become resistant. We call them super-bugs, but they are mutant bugs with less information in their gene pool due to the second law of thermodynamics.

#3 No HIV virus has increase information by random chance. It has not happened. Many articles have been written to claim that it has happened. It has not happened. Evolutionism maintains itself on lies, creative stories, loopy logic, and insanity. This creative HIV story is just one more example of the zeal of the Evolutionism religion.