Today’s trending AI-produced Disney / Pixar film poster is for a “Among Us” film. Which is making people question whether or not there is a Disney film coming based on the popular video game.

From background characters with melting faces to Disney princess doppelgangers, these terrible (and fake!) AI-generated Disney posters are not the wish our heart makes.

If you’ve scrolled through your Facebook feed at some point over the last few years, you’ve probably had your eyes accosted ...

A YouTube video from Oct. 21, 2023, also appeared to be an AI-rendering of Cobain depicted as a Pixar-style animation. However, the video noted it was simply reimagining Cobain as a Disney-Pixar ...

AI-generated movie posters with Disney logos force Microsoft to alter Bing Image Creator Viral social media trend uses pictures of family dogs to create realistic movie posters.

How to do the AI Disney Pixar trend Step 1: Choose your photo. Select a clear and well-lit portrait photo of yourself or someone else. A front-facing image with a neutral expression works best for ...

It's a simple prompt for a generative AI to handle, which actually produces a cute result. Of course, Disney doesn't find it cute at all, which is why Microsoft reprogrammed its Bing Image creator.

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More concerning for Disney is the “Offensive AI Pixar” meme, in which Microsoft Bing users create offensive film ideas in a generic cg style that many people associate with Pixar films.

Disney Pixar filters are taking over online. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images) The Pixar logo is seen at the main gate of Pixar Animation Studios January 19, 2006 in Emeryville, California.