A couple of posters that arrived with the first Fantastic Four trailer: the first steps have been accused of using AI, but Marvel is denying that this is the case.
Annoying, it is increasingly difficult to know what it is and is not AI as technology improves and better. Then, instead of the old days when something seemed Funky and people would simply immerse themselves because they knew it was a bad job of Photoshop, these days the first question that comes to mind every time a strange -looking image arises It’s “Is this IAI?” That happened this week when a couple of posters for the fantastic four: the first steps came out with their first trailer, and if you look at them next, you can understand why someone might think about it.
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On the one hand, there is the face of a woman who appears twice in the crowd, and the person who shakes the largest four fantastic flag seems to have only four fingers: the hands that do not have the correct amount of fingers is a common signal that something was generated with ia. The lighting also often seems peculiar in the images generated by AI, and both posters have a strange appearance for them. But, according to a Marvel spokesman who talked to The Hollywood Reporter, none of the poster used AI to do them. So, assuming that is true, there is another question: why do you look so garbage?
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It feels like a broader Marvel problem doing things at a low price, when we all know that it has the money to do it better than that. Strangely, it also feels out of tune with the first trailer, which actually seems to use real sets for the first time in a long time, instead of being projected in green. I think both are just bad photoshop, the repeated face that looks exactly the same, is not something that AI is likely to do, but all that makes me feel is that I am not sure why I would like to go. See a new Marvel movie if even the smallest works are put in a way.
Presumably, the Royal film will go well, but we will not know until it comes out at the end of this year on July 25.