Fallout TV Promo Art Was Created by AI? Fans Share Suspicions

At Gamescom, Todd Howard presented a short excerpt from the Fallout TV show. At the same time, a promo art appeared on Prime Video's official social media profile, along with the date 2024. The poster follows the style of the universe, with Vault Boy in the foreground. Fans noted that the image was probably not made by a human, but an artificial intelligence.

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On the web, including on Reddit and X, the comments under the original post pointed out the errors that were noticed in the poster:

• A woman with three legs is shown in the lower left corner
• The cars have a generated front at the back or are missing doors
• The lettering on one of the buildings is a bunch of meaningless characters
• The figures in the background consist of several blobs and lack detail

It has also been pointed out that one of the buildings with a palm tree on the front has been stretched out, presumably to hide other errors that may have occurred. However, it is evident that the structure and the plant were originally of different dimensions, as evidenced, among other things, by the misplaced crown of the palm tree.

For commentators, this means only one thing: this is the new norm in the industry, and there will be more and more such moves. Recently, the news made wave that the intro of Secret Invasion was completely generated by artificial intelligence. The studios are trying to find savings everywhere, and the lack of regulation in AI was one of the reasons why screenwriters and actors went on strike.

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