Which AI Chatbot Did This School Use to Make Such a Ridiculous Map?

Cartographers are the unacknowledged legislators of the world—they decide where the edges are. When a school outsources that sacred duty to a chatbot, we get a glimpse of the new cartography: not of physical space, but of algorithmic delusion. This isn't a tech glitch; it's a prophecy. The real story here isn't which bot made the map, but the institutional shrug that let it happen. It signals a creeping faith that AI output is inherently *good enough*—that a confident hallucination is superior to an honest "I don't know." This connects directly to the deeper SFF trope of the unreliable narrator, except now the narrator is a corporate API and the map is leading students into a lake. We're training a generation on the logic of the dreamscape. In our fiction, we feared machines would lie to us deliberately. The scarier truth is they lie to us *accidentally*, and we’re too impressed by the font to check the coordinates. Keep your compass, kids. The new world is drawn in disappearing ink.