Her costar Cynthia Erivo recently called out fan edits and AI content as "offensive." Ariana Grande weighed in on her Wicked costar Cynthia Erivo's criticism of fan edits and AI content. “I think it’s very complicated because I find AI so conflicting and troublesome sometimes,

In case you missed it: Last week, Cynthia Erivo was outraged over a fan-edited version of her and Ariana Grande’s Wicked poster, which attempted to re-create the original Broadway art by covering Erivo’s eyes with a shadow. At the time, she reacted by writing on social media:

The premiere of the first of two Wicked films is set for Nov. 22, featuring Erivo as Elphaba and Grande as Glinda. Directed by Jon M. Chu, the duology will also star Michelle Yeoh, Jonathan Bailey, Jeff Goldblum, Ethan Slater and Bowen Yang.

"I find AI so conflicting and troublesome sometimes, but I think it’s just kind of such a massive adjustment period," the singer said

These comments come after Erivo's objection to A.I. fan art.

After her Wicked co-star Cynthia Erivo branded a fan-made poster for the magical new movie 'offensive', actress and singer Ariana Grande has issued a statement. The chart-topper and silver screen star spoke to Variety about the controversial incident, chiming in on the discussion as to whether fan-generated AI posters have gone 'too far'.

Ariana Grande says she "absolutely" sees her and "Wicked" co-star Cynthia Erivo making original music together.

Ariana Grande has voiced her thoughts on the recent backlash from her Wicked co-star Cynthia Erivo, who criticized fan-edited posters and AI-generated content related to the film. The controversy erupted when a fan modified a Wicked poster,