The visit of Pope Leo XIV to Argentina left numerous images of his encounter with political leaders, artists and civil servants. However, a post by Axel Kicillof generated controversy on social networks after the governor of the province of Buenos Aires shared a photograph with the Supreme Pontiff that was identified as content made
with artificial intelligence.Through his official X account, the Buenos Aires president published an image in which he can be seen shaking hands with the Pope, accompanied by a welcome message: “Welcome to the National Capital of Faith, dear Leon!” . This post was in reference to the Pope's last stop in Argentina, which took place at the Basilica of Our Lady of Luján, where the official sought to have an enormous meeting with the president of the Vatican State, which was summed up a few seconds due to lack
of time.Although the publication sought to highlight the meeting, users noticed that under the photograph there was the caption “Made with AI”, an identification used by the platform to indicate certain content generated or modified using artificial intelligence.

The controversial detail of the photo of Axel Kicillof with Pope Leo XIV The
controversy began when the image published by the governor was compared to an original photograph that, according to the information released, was part of the official press material of the Buenos Aires government









