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Viewers shown image altered by ChatGPT logo during umpire review in India-West Indies ODI

India chose to field first in the second match of the series following a victory in Trivandrum on Sunday. The visiting West Indies side commenced aggressively, putting up 37 runs within 23 balls before Prasidh Krishna secured a breakthrough by inducing an early drive from Keacy Carty toward cover point.

Naman Dhir moved left and executed a full-stretch diving catch to dismiss the batter, which was subsequently reviewed by the third umpire Sam Nogajski.

During the television review, an advertisement for ChatGPT appeared on the broadcast, creating a whitish-grey backdrop that obscured the white ball and the fielder's hands. Subsequent replays displayed an edited outline of the player's hands alongside an artificial-looking ball, prompting on-air questions from commentator Raunak Kapoor.

However, broadcasters JioStar and a former umpire confirmed that match officials rely on clean ground camera feeds and HawkEye systems, ensuring the promotional graphics and altered replay overlays are restricted solely to television viewers.

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