The error shows that the image file is corrupted or in an unsupported format. The file was generated as .jpg but is being imported as .png. Let me read the page.tsx to see the import and fix it:

The issue is that I generated the image as .jpg but the code is importing it as .png. Let me generate a proper PNG image:

The GenerateImage tool only supports JPG format. I need to update the import in page.tsx to use the correct .jpg extension:

I've fixed the issue by updating the import to use the correct .jpg extension. The GenerateImage tool only supports JPG output format, so the profile image was saved as a JPG file but the code was trying to import it as a PNG. The build should now succeed.

Let me check the root level for the provided images:

I can see the thumbnails exist at public/images/ with spaces in the names. The user also provided images at the root level. Let me check which PNG they provided for the profile and update the page to use the correct paths:

Let me check for the root-level PNG files the user uploaded:

Let me check what images the user provided (the ones mentioned in the duplication):

The images exist in the public/images folder. Now I need to update the page to use string paths for both the profile image and the thumbnails (which already use paths). The profile image should also use a path from the public folder. Let me move the profile image to public and update the page:

Now let me also update the thumbnail paths to use the correct format with spaces (matching the files in public/images):

The thumbnail paths already match the files in /public/images/ (with spaces). Now I need to check if the ProfilePage component can handle a string path for the profile image instead of an imported image. Let me check the component:

I see the issue - the ProfilePageProps type requires profileImage to be StaticImageData, but we're now passing a string path. Let me update the type to accept both:

I've updated the codebase to use the provided images correctly:

1. Moved the profile image to /public/images/bryan-adams-profile.png and updated the page to use a string path instead of an import
2. Updated the ProfilePageProps type in ProfilePage.tsx to accept both string | StaticImageData for the profileImage prop
3. The thumbnail paths (/images/Full Interview.png, /images/Amazing Song.png, etc.) already match the files in the public/images/ folder

The page now uses all images from the public folder via URL paths, which is more flexible and avoids import issues during build.