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Games Workshop investigated product images for AI use

Games Workshop, the creator of Warhammer 40,000, has confirmed that it investigated its product images for "human errors" to ensure its staff were not using AI. The company stated that it looked into these errors to verify that its employees had not employed artificial intelligence in the creation of the images. AI

IMPACT Companies are implementing internal checks to ensure AI is not used in product imagery.

RANK_REASON Company internal policy/investigation regarding AI use in creative assets.

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Games Workshop investigated product images for AI use

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