Over the weekend, millions of Twitter users saw Pope Francis appear on their feeds, modeling what seemed to be a custom Papal puffer coat. In reality, though, the head of the Catholic Church never wore that designer, Balenciaga-like jacket: The image was nothing more than a hyper-realistic A.I. generation. Behind this work of forgery was Pablo Xavier, a construction worker in Chicago who asked media not to use his last name for fear of backlash, reports Chris Stokel-Walker for Buzzfeed News. "I just thought it was funny to see the Pope in a funny jacket," Xavier tells the publication. Since this announcement, his condition has been improving.)

Fox News Flash top entertainment and celebrity headlines are here. Check out what's clicking today in entertainment. Chrissy Teigen is giving her two cents on the recent claims that A-list stars Ben Affleck and Matthew Perry are pursuing young women on dating apps. Teigen, who is married to musician John Legend, appears to have caught wind of the celeb dating app stories making their way around the Internet this week. First, Affleck went viral after a woman named Nivine Jay shared a video she received of the actor after matching with him on Raya.

Will Smith has bad luck with robots. The actor suffered his worst defeat at the hands of a cyborg since 2004's I,Robot when he went on a hilariously awkward date with Sophia the Robot, who ended up banishing him to the friend zone when he leaned in for a kiss. Smith, 49, shared a video of his date with Sophia, who, he explained on Instagram, "represents state of the art Artificial Intelligence." After thanking @hansonrobotics for setting up the date, he added, "She is a super advanced humanoid robot capable of showing over 60 different human expressions -- interpreting human language and human emotion." The robot is able to respond to Smith in simple sentences, and her face expresses eerily real human emotions.