The US State Department experienced a public embarrassment during the unveiling of a new health agreement when a map of Africa presented was incorrectly labelled. Every country on the continent was misidentified, raising questions about accuracy and oversight. Initial reports suggest the erroneous map originated with OpenAI, the artificial intelligence company behind ChatGPT. The mistake occurred during the presentation of a program intended to bolster health security in Africa, compounding the awkwardness. Officials have not yet fully explained how the flawed map was used, or what steps are being taken to prevent similar errors. The incident highlights potential risks of relying on AI-generated content without thorough verification. It also prompted criticism regarding the State Department's due diligence process.