It's not easy looking at something this green.
Marvel's oozed-up AI credits sequence for Secret Invasion came out as horrid as you'd expect. Originally a comic storyline centred around the Skrulls—sinister alien shapeshifters—and their infiltration of the superhero community, a Marvel Cinematic Universe retelling could've been interesting. Unfortunately, the studio's decision to work with an"AI Vendor" has left many fans furious.
"Imagine developing an entire show that is LITERALLY about displacing people and mimicking/imitating them with the goal of ultimately disempowering and replacing them, and then doing this," —a senior character artist at Blizzard—wrote on Twitter, going on to call it an"utter embarrassment" and an"absolute failure of the highest magnitude." :"Secret Invasion intro is AI generated. I’m devastated, I believe AI to be unethical, dangerous and designed solely to eliminate artists' careers." , executive producer and director Ali Salim defends the decision as a matter of theme.
It's mind-boggling to hear that a director's understanding of the controversial tech they're using apparently boils down to 'the computer does things', especially in the background of
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