Yeah, it's an AI pic. Look at the traffic, the background buildings, and the text on the top of the one building. Even with the poor image quality, you should be able to tell some kind of character from that regardless of if it was English or Hebrew. Also, the fire in the middle looks fake as hell.
I've also been trying to find what buildings they are and nothing shows up in a search fitting this exact complex layout.
EDIT: Ran the image through a few AI image detection tools and they're 90% certain on this being AI.
Yeah something looks a bit off about this photo. Blurred around the edges, smoke looks funny. Any other angle or source? I hate to be the "source!?" guy but in the age of AI we need to be more skeptical.
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Found it on X, and Grok fact checked it as consistent with damage reported over the weekend and didn't see anything that stood out to it indicating it was a forgery, but of course it could be.
Take that how you will. One thing I will say that points to possible forgery to me is that I haven't seen the image on telegram.
So with that said, 50/50?
I think going forward it's going to be harder to get images and videos out, Israel is cracking down heavily on media now
I've also been trying to find what buildings they are and nothing shows up in a search fitting this exact complex layout.
EDIT: Ran the image through a few AI image detection tools and they're 90% certain on this being AI.
Nearest I could find is at the HaHalacha bridge, but it's only 2 circles and 3 squares.
Could be another city, but I didn't see anything similar in Bethlehem or Jerusalem.
Also went through list of all Isreali skyscrapers, still not finding this group.
Take that how you will. One thing I will say that points to possible forgery to me is that I haven't seen the image on telegram.
So with that said, 50/50?
I think going forward it's going to be harder to get images and videos out, Israel is cracking down heavily on media now