Residents of Ivory Coast may be surprised to learn today they apparently live in a landlocked country. That was just one of the mistakes on a map the US State Department displayed at a conference in Brazil this week, which mislabeled (and dramatically misshaped) six African countries. According to Reuters, the image also contained a watermark suggesting it may have been created using AI. The State Department called it an “unfortunate error,” saying a staff member created the image in a hurry.

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