Activision has announced Guitar Hero Mobile with an AI-generated ad The game's store page confirms the game "isn't real, but could be some day" and is asking users for their interest through a survey Fans are calling Activision out for it's continued use of AI in promotional ads Activision has just announced Guitar Hero Mobile with what appears to be an AI-generated artwork,

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.

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,

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.

Activision appears to be fully embracing AI production, as it recently confirmed some assets in Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 — such as Calling Cards — are created using the tech. The most infamous was a six-fingered zombie Santa Claus.