Canva apologizes after its AI tool replaces ‘Palestine’ in designs

Canva said Magic Layers replaced “Palestine” with “Ukraine” in designs. The tool should split flat images into editable layers, not alter visible content; X user @ros_ie9 said “Gaza” was unaffected. Canva says it fixed the issue; the post does not disclose the trigger mechanism.

Why it matters: This is a concrete Canva Magic Layers incident, not a routine feature post. HKR-H comes from the unexpected word swap, HKR-K from the stated tool boundary and fix, and HKR-R from political-bias and trust risk.