In an exhilarating twist of events, Games Workshop has addressed concerns raised by Warhammer 40k and Horus Heresy fans over an extra finger spotted on a Space Marine in official artwork for the tabletop game. The artwork, published on the Warhammer Community website, sent shockwaves through the community due to its apparent use of AI, which is generally frowned upon by the fandom. However, Games Workshop has now stepped up with a clarification, asserting that the extra finger was not the result of artificial intelligence but rather a blend of miniature photography and art used to create a dramatic scene. The UK company's official statement acknowledges the existence of the extra finger but insists it is purely human-made. This latest development has sparked a mix of reactions from fans, ranging from understanding to skepticism and humor. Despite their anti-AI stance, Games Workshop has in the past allowed some senior managers to experiment with AI technology, although they have been barred from using it for content production or design processes. The company continues to invest in its Warhammer Studio, hiring more creatives across various disciplines to maintain the rich, evocative IP that fans love. As the use of AI in entertainment industries becomes more prevalent, such incidents are likely to become commonplace, testing the boundaries between human creativity and artificial intelligence.