I admit I was too hasty in calling it out as AI. For my own sanity, I tried drawing lines connecting the stars and determined there is likely a deep ripple in the fabric which causes the stars to be misaligned. It’s not, however, straight like the image of the superimposed flag you attached, though.

And yes, I might ‘lose the plot’ sometimes, but I eventually try to get back on track :)

Look at the image I’ve attached. The stars are clearly messed up. It’s the same thing I usually see in gen AI stuff: when there’s a repeating pattern, it tends to fall out of sequence near a visual border. In this case, the stars get bunched up and new ones added close to flag just to the left.

Perhaps AI was only used to enhance the image? Or it’s a homemade flag?

Edit: It’s true that not everything is AI. There’s a nonzero chance that the flag is warped, which is causing the pattern break, or something else created artifacts. It’s just really hard to trust anything right now, no matter the source.

Are those photos AI? Look at the US flag in the top image (not the prominent flag, the tiny one in the distance above the guy shouting with his arms up). Look closely at the stars… they make no sense!

We are going to have a near-complete filter over everything we see online, aren’t we? The data centers need to not exist anymore >:|

I’m guessing you’re referencing the Hamas Charter. It has since been updated:

While the 1988 Hamas Charter had been widely criticized for its antisemitism, the 2017 document removed the antisemitic language and stated that Hamas’ fight was not with Jews as such because of their religion but with the “Zionist project.”[10][11][12][13][14][15] When asked, Hamas leaders explained that “The original charter has now become a historical document and part of an earlier stage in our evolution. It will remain in the movement’s bookshelf as a record of our past.”[16]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2017_Hamas_charter

They haven’t fully repudiated the old charter, though, so there’s that. But I can’t fault them for trying to push back against the “Zionist project.” Anyone would fight for their right to continue living on their ancestral lands, if threatened.