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'Not Great to Spread Misinformation': Assassin's Creed Leaker Sparks Ubisoft Response After…

A leaked screenshot of Assassin's Creed Invictus was criticized by Ubisoft after the leaker admitted to using AI to alter the image, sparking debate about misinformation.

Incident date
May 2026
Target
Assassin's Creed Invictus
Updated May 6, 2026 · 1 min read

A controversy arose after a screenshot purportedly showing Assassin's Creed Invictus was leaked online. The image, showing a character in an arena-like environment, was quickly met with criticism from Ubisoft, who accused the poster of spreading misinformation.

What happened

The leaker, j0nathan, initially posted the image, claiming it offered a glimpse into the game's current state. Ubisoft responded, stating the image had been "heavily altered (most probably with AI)." Subsequently, j0nathan admitted to using AI to enhance the colors in the leaked screenshot. He then posted a version claimed to be the original. The incident sparked mixed reactions, with many criticizing the use of AI to modify leaked content and questioning the impact on the image's credibility.

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