Warner Bros. Removes Supergirl Video Over Alleged AI Art

A Supergirl featurette was pulled from YouTube after fans spotted what appeared to be AI-generated concept art for Jason Momoa's Lobo.

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Warner Bros. Removes Supergirl Video Over Alleged AI Art

A Warner Bros. promotional featurette centered on Supergirl has seemingly been wiped from YouTube following swift online backlash from fans. The controversy began after attentive viewers noticed what appeared to be AI-generated concept art utilized during the video to demonstrate the design for the character Lobo.[1][2][3][4]

The featurette highlighted actor Jason Momoa returning to the DC Universe to portray Lobo, displaying him decked out in signature white body paint and black leather. However, after the alleged use of AI-generated art for the character's design sparked widespread fan disapproval, the video was taken down from the official YouTube channel.[1][2][3][4]

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