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<blockquote data-quote="Justice and Rule" data-source="post: 9087096" data-attributes="member: 6778210">Yeah, I think the idea of &quot;This is new tech, how could they know?&quot; is a very, very low standard to hold. I find it difficult to believe that this person didn't have any idea of the process of someone who is doing final art pieces for your book. How do you hire them without asking or finding out? Just seems very unlikely or at the least more than a bit negligent.Honestly it seems way more likely that this was an idea to test the viability of AI art in the future, especially given that the reaction to AI art wasn't as negative as it is now. It'd track for a lot of organizations and companies trying to see how they can use AI art as well, especially early on. Turns out that answer is a very firm &quot;No&quot;.Edit: I mean, it's worth noting that Wizards already did a promotion with the movie that used AI art generation. It's hard for me to believe that this is just an accident.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Justice and Rule, post: 9087096, member: 6778210"] Yeah, I think the idea of "This is new tech, how could they know?" is a very, very low standard to hold. I find it difficult to believe that this person didn't have any idea of the process of someone who is doing final art pieces for your book. How do you hire them without asking or finding out? Just seems very unlikely or at the least more than a bit negligent. Honestly it seems way more likely that this was an idea to test the viability of AI art in the future, especially given that the reaction to AI art wasn't as negative as it is now. It'd track for a lot of organizations and companies trying to see how they can use AI art as well, especially early on. Turns out that answer is a very firm [I][B]"[SIZE=6]No[/SIZE]"[/B][/I]. Edit: I mean, it's worth noting that Wizards already did a promotion with the movie that used AI art generation. It's hard for me to believe that this is just an accident. [/QUOTE]

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