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It's a screenshot from Inglourious Basterds [sic] with the Nintendo logo Photoshopped in.
You shouldn't claim that something is AI, if you can't even tell a AI apart from a real image. Work on your identification skills.
So I asked OP instead of flinging vaguely articulated insults based on assumptions. He (they?) said he's not 100% sure based on the source, but "possibly AI edits" based on "the too perfect uniform texture I usually associate with AI". So....
Is this your first week on the internet?
Do you not realize that memes of movies/TV shows have been made since hobby photo editing has been a thing? Do you not remember all the ridiculous bullshit memes from the mid 2000s-early 2010s where like half of them were just stills from some show or movie with a different caption to try to make it funny?
It's been shown in controlled studies that AI 'identification skills' are as effective as flipping a coin. People just don't realise when they see the good images, and pride themselves on noticing the crappy ones.
Edit: Ah, you're one of those people who downvote anything they dislike hearing without bothering to say a word. Here's the one of the studies I mentioned: https://www.nexcess.net/blog/humans-struggle-to-spot-ai-generated-content/