Marvel clarifies if AI was used in Fantastic Four poster after social media criticism - Fans spot inconsistencies in teaser posters released with trailer

Marvel Studios didn’t use AI to make the new poster for their upcoming big July release, The Fantastic Four: First Steps. A rep from Marvel Studios tells Deadline that AI wasn’t used. There was speculation online that the comic book powerhouse used AI to make the poster given that two women had the same face and some

Marvel Studios has reponded to all of the claims that it used AI to help create some of The Fantastic Four: First Steps posters.

Marvel Studios denies using any “generative artificial intelligence” software to create its newest poster for The Fantastic Four: First Steps. The first trailer for the movie dropped on Tuesday morning,

In response to a wave of backlash this morning, Marvel has denied the use of AI in the creation of a new "Fantastic Four: First Steps" poster.

Marvel Studios faces backlash online after fans allegedly spot AI-generated hands in the new Fantastic Four poster.

In a recent statement, Marvel Studios clarified that the new posters for The Fantastic Four: First Steps were not made utilizing artificial intelligence (AI). The Fantastic Four: First Steps is directed by Matt Shakman, and it stars Pedro Pascal, Vanessa Kirby, Joseph Quinn, and Ebon Moss-Bachrach in the lead roles.

The first trailer for Marvel’s upcoming Fantastic Four movie looks great and people seem generally excited about it. However, a poster released for the movie online by Marvel led to some backlash as some believed it was created using AI image generation.

Marvel says that those new Fantastic Four posters were not, in fact, made by AI - despite those wonky little details. Following the release of the first trailer for The Fantastic Four: First Steps, the studio shared a brand new series of posters on social media.

Marvel Studios is facing backlash over allegations that one of the posters for The Fantastic Four: First Steps features AI-generated artwork. The studio has denied those claims. This controversy surfaced shortly after the studio unveiled a highly anticipated first trailer during a special event at the U.