The presidency has denied the claim that the picture of President Bola Tinubu and his Rwandan counterpart, Paul Kagame taken in Paris was AI generated.
DAILY POST reports that the photograph shared from Tinubu’s reported meeting with Kagame in Paris had sparked online debate after users spotted a Grok watermark on the image.
However, a statement issued on Monday by the Senior Special Assistant to the President on Media and Publicity, Temitope Ajayi said the claims are “misrepresentation of facts”.
According to the statement, the “picture is real and not AI generated as claimed”.
“Both President Kagame and President Tinubu met in Paris and had lunch together on Sunday.
“They two leaders later had dinner with President Macron same yesterday evening. The picture was taken with a phone and obviously had poor quality”.
He, however, admitted that the photographer “used grok to improve the picture quality”.
Presidency clears air as photo of Tinubu, Kagame meeting triggers AI debate
Source: Presidency clears air as photo of Tinubu, Kagame meeting triggers AI debate
