Is Netanyahu dead? Internet claims recent viral video of Israeli PM 'AI-generated' as it shows '6 fingers', sets rumour mills running amid Iran vs US-Israel war - The Times of India
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Imagine you're watching your favorite cartoon, but then you see a character with, like, six fingers! 🖐️+☝️ That would be super silly, right?
Well, something a bit like that happened. There's a grown-up named Mr. Netanyahu. Someone saw a video of him, and they thought, "Gosh, his hand looks a bit funny, like he has too many fingers!" 🧐
Because it looked so strange, some people thought a clever computer, called "AI," might have made the video, like a magic drawing machine! 🤖✨ They thought the computer made a little mistake.
But guess what? It was just a trick of the light or how the video looked. Mr. Netanyahu is okay, and he has the normal number of fingers! Phew! Computers are super smart, but sometimes they can make funny little oopsies. 😊
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