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- Caitlin Clark raises eyebrows with comment on team’s AI post that showed her with a distorted hand (foxnews.com)
Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark recently took to social media to poke fun at a quirky AI-generated image posted by her team. On the Fever’s Instagram account, a broadcast schedule calendar featured a distorted image of Clark’s hand-an error that quickly caught the attention of fans and Clark herself.
“New hand alert,” Clark commented under the post, highlighting the odd visual glitch. The image, which seemed to be the result of AI attempts to merge photos of Clark and teammate Aliyah Boston, was soon removed from the team’s page. Front Office Sports reported that the AI tool used caused the unusual hand distortion.
The playful comment sparked a series of lighthearted responses from fans, with some jokingly asking if the AI had “gone wild” and others debating the merits of using AI in sports graphics.
Clark, a 24-year-old guard entering her third WNBA season, is poised for a strong comeback after a 2025 season limited by injury. With a renewed focus on health and leadership, she aims to guide the Fever toward a successful 2026 campaign. The team’s season opener against the Dallas Wings is scheduled for May 9.
Fox News Digital has reached out to the Indiana Fever for further comment on the AI image incident. Meanwhile, Clark’s humorous take on the situation has offered fans a glimpse of her spirited personality off the court.