"Screenshots of the map first appeared in a Substack post by the Aids expert Emily Bass and were widely ‌shared on LinkedIn, with one post garnering about 40,000 views." Source: ReutersJuly 30 (Reuters) - A U.S. government map of Africa mislabeled every country during a State Department presentation at ‌a global conference taking place in Brazil this week, causing a stir among attendees who took screenshots and posted them online. A Reuters analysis found the ​image of the map included in the presentation contained an artificial intelligence watermark that ⁠signals it was made with OpenAI tools. The State Department said ​it took "full responsibility" for the confusion caused and that the map had been produced by a team member who ​hastily changed the slide deck before the event. The map showed Nigeria, where the U.S. currently has several hundred troops deployed, as landlocked in the Sahara Desert.