President Donald Trump claimed during an interview with Fox News on Tuesday that images from the bombing of an Iranian school by U.S. forces at the start of his war against Iran could have been created using artificial intelligence software. “There are images from this site that show fragments that appear to be from U.S. Tomahawk missiles. Is it possible that old intelligence or a mistake, during a very active time in the war, led to this event?” the Fox reporter asked. “It is, but it’s also possible that those images that you have are AI-generated,” Trump replied. But there’s no evidence that images showing the aftermath of the strike were created by AI. Iranian state media says 168 children and 14 adults were killed in the strike against the Shajarah Tayyebeh elementary school, though some western news outlets have hedged with slightly smaller numbers. The UN has stated that the casualties were “around 150” dead and “almost 100” wounded. And independent researchers have determined the strike was conducted using a Tomahawk cruise missile, something deployed by the U.S. and not Iran. The Pentagon hasn’t taken responsibility for the strike nor has it released figures on the number of dead, though internal investigations are supposedly ongoing.