Crash Bandicoot: Brawl and Call of Duty: Zombie Defender are not games that actually exist (yet), but social-media users on platforms such as Instagram are still seeing seemingly AI-generated ads from Activision, the company that owns those franchises.

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Activision revealed a new title from a fan-favorite rhythm game franchise, Guitar Hero. However, the image used in the announcement for the new Guitar Hero

A new Guitar Hero game looks set to be announced by Activision, although Guitar Hero Mobile may be too good to be true at a deeper look.

For the second week in a row, Activision is coming under fire for their use of generative AI, but this time for a much stranger reason. Over the weekend, followers of Activision’s Instagram page noticed them posting something unusual: an ad for a new Guitar Hero game,

Ads for four possible Activision mobile games allegedly contain AI-generated assets, and players aren't happy about it.

Adverts for Guitar Hero Mobile, Call of Duty: Zombie Defender and Crash Bandicoot Brawl have recently been appearing on the company’s social media platforms including Facebook and Instagram.

Guitar Hero is finally returning after a ten year hiatus, but the announcement is already drawing backlash over what is clearly generative AI art.

Call of Duty publisher Activision has been blasted over its use of cheap AI once again, this time for a clearly-generated piece of artwork designed to announce a new Guitar Hero game for smartphones.