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Ironmouse demands Fortnite remove AI watermark from her skin artwork

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Ironmouse demands Fortnite remove an AI watermark from her skin artwork after fans spotted it, prompting Epic Games to swap the design.

Ironmouse demands Fortnite remove AI watermark from her skin artwork
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Players using Fortnite may notice a correction to an in-game skin featuring VTuber Ironmouse. The change addresses a controversy over an AI-generated watermark that appeared on her artwork. This update matters because it shows how community feedback can directly influence content decisions in live-service games.

Epic Games swaps artwork after VTuber confirms unawareness of AI tag

The issue centers on Ironmouse's collaboration with Epic Games for Fortnite. Fans spotted a digital watermark on the character design that indicated artificial intelligence generation. The watermark was visible on the artwork used for the in-game item.

Ironmouse confirmed she had no prior knowledge of the watermark placement. Her team contacted Epic Games to address the issue. They demanded that the artwork be changed to remove the AI indicator.

Epic Games is now working to swap the artwork in question. The update resolves the dispute between the creator and the platform. Players will see the corrected version once the change is deployed.

Source: DEXERTO

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