In case you hadn't noticed, AI is everywhere. From art to music to short form video, we're surrounded by slop. And by and large, people don't love it. Spotify is finally cracking down on AI music, and art conferences are drawing a line in the sand. But perhaps even more common right now than AI art are accusations of AI art.
In many cases, such as the recent Spider-man controversy, these concerns turn out to be legitimate. But the latest social media furore surrounding Netflix's splash page for the movie Hamnet suggests some corners of the internet might be becoming a little to quick to cry 'AI'.
