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A Marvel Studios representative confirmed to Deadline that AI was not involved in the design process ... faces and some individuals in the poster had four fingers. This comes after Marvel ...

Marvel Studios has quashed rumors that artificial intelligence (AI) was employed to generate the teaser posters for its upcoming movie, The Fantastic Four: First Steps. The studio dropped a bunch ...

Marvel Studios didn’t use AI to make the new poster for its upcoming big July release, The Fantastic Four: First Steps. A rep from Marvel Studios tells Deadline that AI wasn’t used.

But the same cannot be said about the poster for the same film, which received severe backlash online, with fans claiming it was AI-generated, which it turns out, is not the case. Marvel quickly ...

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Marvel Studios is facing backlash over allegations that one of the posters ... design, while actress and comedian Megan Bitchell mocked the inconsistencies on X, exclaiming, “Yay AI!!!!” ...

Fans noticed that some “details” on the poster are consistent with how generative AI would create the poster. The first clue is fairly obvious as the man holding the Fantastic Four flag has only 4 ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...