First of all, interpolation DOES use algorithms which could reasonably be described as AI. If it's too blurry to tell, the actual intelligence of the observer

First of all, interpolation DOES use algorithms which could reasonably be described as AI. If it's too blurry to tell, the actual intelligence of the observer will indeed fill in the detail of what they believe is happening. So if the prosecutor continues to assert "he is pointing his gun" while the pixels blurrily shift around, that may become the observer's impression regardless of what the pixels are actually showing or not showing.