The Call of Duty publisher revealed the first look at its new game for smartphones on its Instagram with a promotional advertisement. Guitar Hero Mobile 's logo is front and centre, however, looking closer it's quite obvious that the rest of the image is AI-generated.

Activision is once again in trouble with fans over generative AI. Just one week after it admitted to using generative AI in Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 for a number of assets, the publisher is now being accused of using generative AI again to promote a different game: Guitar Hero Mobile.

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

Apart from the fictitious nature of the ads, or concepts, Activision has drawn criticism for the quality of the art images, which are believed to be AI-generated. The art has draw

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.

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

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, titled Guitar Hero Mobile.