>But what of Marvel Comics? There has been a little wiggle room there, the Secret Invasion TV series using in the titles, and Marvel Executive Editor and SVP Tom Brevoort, in a private capacity, talking about how he sees it as inevitable.

"There's obviously been a lot of concern about the impact that A.I. programs are going to have on the creative arts, and how such programs remix and repurpose the works of other artists without credit or recompense. And these are all very sound arguments and matters that are going to need to be worked out. By that same token, the history of human innovation proves pretty conclusively that once something is discovered, all efforts to halt its further use are likely to be in vain. Technology changes the world, whether we want it to or not. So it falls to us to make sure those changes are proper and fair and equitable."

Well, today at the Spider-Man and his Venomous Friends panel at New York Comic Con, Marvel Editor-in-Chief C.B. Cebulski was asked directly by a member of the public about Marvel's stance regarding AI. C.B. Cebulski confirmed that Marvel Comics has never used A.I., they go to lengths to detect it and have severed ties with artists caught using AI. Though he specified this was only in the Marvel Comics division.