Marvel strongly denies using AI in The Fantastic Four: First Steps' new poster, but I'm not buying it and neither is ChatGPT
Following the release of the promotional image on X that you can view below, fans started to pick up on small details such as one person holding a flag with a four-finger hand (usually a telling sign of AI presence), as well as creepy cloned faces of a woman that can be found multiple times in the crowd.
First Steps trailer was accompanied by new posters accused of using AI, which prompted one fan to get answers for themself.
"AI was not use in the creation of these posters," a spokesperson tells TheWrap The post Marvel Denies Using AI in ‘Fantastic Four’ Poster Following Social Media Backlash appeared first on TheWrap.
Soon after the first Fantastic Four trailer came out, Marvel had to deal with an unexpected AI controversy about a new poster.
Marvel just dropped the first 'Fantastic Four' trailer, and while some fans are all in, others aren't crazy about it.
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