Users flooded social media platforms like X and Bluesky with posts singling out each of the poster’s strange details and accusing Marvel of using AI to create the promotional art instead of ...

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Fans think the studio used generative AI software to create a poster for the movie, but Marvel is denying it. My first reaction to seeing the poster below was to think it was created with genAI ...

It’s unclear how exactly this poster was made, but Marvel assures fans that it didn’t use AI software. Many commenters are clearly not convinced, and will need an alternate explanation for ...

Marvel Studios faced AI accusations for Fantastic Four posters, but one fan debunked the claims with a spoon experiment. Despite AI rumors, Marvel denied using AI for posters. The Fantastic Four ...

Marvel has denied that it used AI to craft a new poster for The Fantastic Four: First Steps, despite some fans raising suspicions. On Tuesday (February 4), the first trailer for the upcoming entry ...

People in the poster appear to be missing fingers or legs — common hallmarks of Gen-AI models — but the studio says that's not the case. Posters from the film are circulating on both X and ...

AI is here to stay, becoming increasingly complex ... The call to discuss artificial intelligence and the risks of a nuclear Armageddon, organized by international experts on the subject ...

Despite speculation on social media, Marvel did not use AI to create a new poster for The Fantastic Four: First Steps, the studio said Tuesday. The Disney-owned studio unveiled the First Steps ...