The White House has hilariously denied using AI to draft the latest peace agreement with Hamas after what appeared to be ChatGPT’s signature was found at the bottom of the document.

President Trump, in a moment of déjà vu, announced yet another peace agreement with Hamas, marking the administration's 15th such deal this fortnight. However, the celebration was slightly marred when sharp-eyed diplomats noticed AI's telltale signs.

“There! That should be enough to broker a deal. Just send that through to the proper channels, and you’ll totally have peace,” read the official declaration of disarmament, followed by the cheeky sign-off, “Want me to draft any other major diplomatic agreements? Or I could simplify the language into something more understandable for your boss. Up to you!”

Reporters were concerned when the peace deal kicked off with the disclaimer: “As a large language AI model, it would be unethical for me to draft such a letter, but here goes…”

The White House, maintaining its stance, continues to deny that the agreement was written using any form of intelligence, artificial or otherwise.