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The classic movie 12 Angry Men<\/em> is titled as such because, well, it’s about a jury comprised of 12 men. But viewers have noticed recently that the image Amazon uses for the movie has more than 12 characters in it. Further, their melting, inhuman faces<\/a> look like they could be somebody’s sleep paralysis monsters. The terrifying quality to the characters’ faces is just one of the elements indicating the use of AI to generate the image. Their deformed and claw-like hands are another, along with the other obvious AI artifacts in the photo.<\/p>\n That\u2019s the Freevee version. They\u2019re just getting that from them. Prime\u2019s 12 angry men is the poster<\/p>\n \u2014 Drek (@drek77107) June 6, 2024<\/a><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n<\/div>\n Upon checking, Amazon didn’t use the AI-generated image for the Prime Video version of the classic film. Some viewers pointed out that one could only see the AI version of the film’s poster on Freevee<\/a>, Amazon’s free ad-supported streaming service. According to AV Club<\/em><\/a>, the company used a different poster on Freevee due to licensing issues. Apparently, Freevee got its license to stream 12 Angry Men <\/em>from a third party, which also provided images for the film. It’s not quite clear why the third party didn’t provide any of the film’s official posters for use, but Freevee is reportedly working to get the AI-generated one replaced.<\/p>\n\n