Riot Calls Out Netflix For “Disrespectful” AI-Made Arcane Season 2 Poster

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For “Disrespectful” AI-Made Arcane Season 2 Poster

This weekend, Arcane Season 2 is wrapping up the show with a grand finale. But the League of Legends-inspired series apparently caused some friction between Riot Games and

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over an Arcane Season 2 promo poster that was created by AI.

A user on X going by eggbertith noticed the image and posted it online. The ***** giveaway that it was AI-created is the anatomically incorrect hand, which is an area where AI imagery still struggles.

The image was subsequently removed from

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, and Arcane brand lead Alex Shahmir confirmed that the poster was made by AI. He also stated that it was against Riot Games’ policy of not using anything AI-related on Arcane because it would be “disrespectful to the incredible artists who worked on the show.”

appreciate you bringing this to our attention. we have a strict stance of no ai for anything relating to arcane cause it’s disrespectful to the incredible artists who worked on the show. this image was a mistake and has since been removed. ty again for calling it out

— alex (@RiotAstryx)

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While it’s unclear whether

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and Riot Games will team up for another animated series set in the world of League of Legends, the cost of Arcane Season 2 may have been the determining factor as to why the show ended there. According to a report in

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earlier this month, Arcane is the most expensive animated series ever created and Riot Games is said to have spent $250 million to create and promote the series.

That report also revealed that Avengers: Doomsday and Avengers: Secret Wars directors Joe and Anthony Russo were hired to develop a live-action movie set in the League of Legends universe. But when the Russos and Riot parted ways over creative differences, the brothers received a $5 million payout before walking away from the project.

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