Netflix has reportedly removed an Arcane Season 2 poster ahead of the franchise's release of the last batch of episodes.

Netflix has a difficult relationship with AI. That is, it keeps using it no matter how many times it gets caught. We've seen it called out several times already for suspect AI imagery, even in a true crime documentary.

Game studio Riot faces criticism for AI research job posting amid layoffs, following backlash over AI-generated banner art controversy.

Netflix have removed what appears to be an AI-generated poster for Arcane season 2 after it was called out by a viewer – and one Riot Games employee has responded in no uncertain terms that it's "disrespectful" to those who have worked on the show.

After thanking an eagle-eyed viewer for pointing out the strangeness of a hand in banner art on Netflix itself, Riot Games called the image "a mistake [that] has since been removed" and asserted its "strict stance" against AI.

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

Netflix has been criticized by Arcane fans and accused of using AI to alter a poster for season 2 to fit the platform’s banner.

While Netflix has yet to release an official statement regarding the use of A.I. in one image focusing on Vi and Jinx, a Brand Lead for Riot Games quickly responded to fan backlash when it came to the recent Arcane image for the popular second season.

Another day, another spot of generative AI drama, this one involving a promo image for the League of Legends-based anime Arcane. The image, which showed up as a thumbnail in the streaming app, was taken down by Netflix after fans called out some hinkiness that pretty clearly pointed the finger at work done by a machine.