Ambrose Tardive is an editor on ScreenRant’s Comics team. Over the past two years, he has developed into the internet’s foremost authority on The Far Side. Outside of his work for ScreenRant, Ambrose works as an Adjunct English Instructor.
At New York Comic Con, Marvel Comics’ Editor-in-Chief has confirmed that the publisher is sticking to a strict anti-A.I. art policy, echoing comments by DC President Jim Lee a day earlier. The ethical issues surrounding A.I. are especially potent for artists, in all mediums; Marvel and DC’s comments are part of a vital push to preserve the industry’s integrity.
BleedingCool.com first reported on Marvel Editor-in-Chief C.B. Cebulski’s comments, in which he revealed the company’s firm stance against A.I. art.
The proliferation of A.I. usage has understandingly stirred great anxiety in professional artists, who are one of many groups whose jobs would be endangered if A.I. became the industry standard.