Activision faces backlash over AI-generated art in Call of Duty Black Ops 6

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Activision faces backlash from fans of Call of Duty Black Ops 6 over in-game art, particularly a loading screen featuring "Zombie Santa," which some claim shows irregularities like extra fingers. This has raised concerns about the use of generative AI in game art. Following the Season 1 Reloaded update, players noticed issues in various images, prompting calls for Activision to disclose its use of AI in art for paid bundles. Currently, the game's Steam page lacks such disclosures, unlike other platforms. Reports suggest that Activision has laid off 2D artists and encouraged remaining staff to use AI in their work. This has sparked wider criticism in the gaming industry regarding the ethical implications and effectiveness of generative AI in content creation.


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