A fake South Africa migrant deadline ordering foreigners to leave by June 30 is spreading panic; the government says the AI-made notice is false.
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Key Facts
—Fake notice: A poster ordering undocumented foreigners out by June 30, stamped with the national coat of arms, has been declared false by the government.
—Made with AI: Officials say the notice was generated with an artificial-intelligence tool and first shared by a user linked to the movement Operation Dudula.
—Ramaphosa responds: On June 24 the president urged citizens not to be misled and warned against taking action against fellow Africans.
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