>>149300581 (OP)
What sucks is that now that AI art is so prominent and so many companies are confirmed to have an interest in using it to speed up production by skipping that pesky "artists making concept art" phase, I'm going to be looking at any design that looks glossy and generic and melds different elements together in a weird way like "Chickenhare", and thinking "Did an AI design that?" Probably not, it's a sequel to a 2022 movie based on a book, and it was most likely made by some underpaid designer working for "nWave studios", but doing their best to make the design look as Disney as possible. But AI image generation now would likely produce a very similar image if you prompted it to make an image of the book character Chickenhare in the style of Zootopia and just went with what came out.
