Wizards of the Coast has been caught using AI art in its products and advertising, prompting apologies from the company. While it is important to hold Wizards accountable for their use of AI art, simply criticizing the company is not enough to keep AI art out of games like Dungeons and Dragons and Magic: The Gathering. The company has claimed that it did not know AI art was used in production, and the technology is evolving so quickly that corporate policies and laws are struggling to keep up. The community should also direct its concerns to companies like Photoshop, trade unions, and governing bodies in order to address the issue of AI art in a broader context. While it is important to be angry about the use of AI art in tabletop RPGs, it is also important to address the issue outside of the tabletop gaming community. The use of AI art is a complex issue that extends beyond the borders of the gaming community, and it is important to voice concerns in a broader context.
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Getting angry at Wizards isn’t enough to stop AI art in MTG
