Netflix Korean cooking show AI posters draw flack
Netflix Korean cooking show AI posters draw flack
Occurred: January 2025
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Netflix's use of inaccurate AI-generated artwork to promote the upcoming season of Korean cooking show Chef & My Fridge drew complaints.
The controversy erupted when fans noticed that promotional materials for Chef & My Fridge contained anomalies such as misplaced fridge handles and melting bananas, suggesting they were generated using AI.
This incident follows a similar situation involving Netflix's Arcane, where a promotional poster was also criticised for using AI-generated elements that resulted in anatomical inaccuracies.
In both cases, viewers expressed concern over the quality and integrity of promotional materials and called out Netflix for apparently prioritising financial performance over human artistry.
Netflix's decision to use AI for promotional images appears to have stemmed from a desire to cut costs and streamline production processes.
The backlash against Netflix highlights a growing concern within society about the role of AI in creative fields. For those impacted, including artists and fans, the incident underscores the need for companies to balance innovation with ethics.
The controversy serves as a reminder that while technology can enhance creativity, it should not replace the contributions of human artists.
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Country: South Korea
Sector: Media/entertainment/sports/arts
Purpose: Generate artwork
Technology: Generative AI; Machine learning
Issue: Accuracy/reliability; Ethics/values; Employment
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Published: January 2025