Viewers suspected that the movie posters were created using artificial intelligence. Someone has four fingers on a hand, identical faces appear in a crowd, and a child in the background has one leg. These seem like typical neural network artifacts.

Users explain the four fingers by saying one is simply hidden behind a flag. Others think AI might have been used partially, for example, to generate some elements that were later refined manually. Identical faces could result from copy-pasting in an editor, not the work of a neural network. Our editorial team even saw a potential reference to the movie's title in the scene with the fingers.DKoalaWhile I agree that AI was likely used in creating the posters, the repetition of faces isn't a sign of that. AI can't replicate images so precisely. It's probably sloppy cut-and-paste work.
Marvel officially denies everything. A studio representative told "The Wrap" that no AI was used, and that's all. No explanations for these oddities followed.

They deny it was generated by artificial intelligence. I still have doubts, but I would like to believe them.
Others, like the user "Equal_Respond971", believe the blame lies entirely with the artists who worked on the poster:
In general, AI is everywhere now, and avoiding its influence is difficult. We at zoomboola.com understand that it helps save time and money. But many find it strange that a large company like Marvel resorts to such methods.Equal_Respond971The only complaint is that the artist and editor missed these details.