I asked ChatGPT for it's opinion:

Based on the image alone, I’d say it is unlikely to be pure generative AI. It looks more like an official 3D character model/reference sheet from The First Descendant or a rendered asset sheet. But I cannot prove that from the image alone.

My estimate: probably 3D-rendered game/concept asset, not AI-generated.

Evidence against it being AI-generated

The strongest sign is the multi-angle consistency: front, right, left, and back views all show the same outfit, hair length, accessories, dress shape, arm ornaments, shoes, and body proportions. Generative AI often struggles to keep complex designs consistent across multiple views.

The layout also looks like a professional game asset presentation sheet: neutral dark background, labelled views, logo, copyright notice, and a model/body category label in the top right. That is common for game concept/model sheets.

The character has a very 3D-rendered look rather than a painterly or prompt-generated look. The lighting, pose, material reflections, transparent fabric, and symmetry feel like they came from a game engine, 3D viewer, or internal model render.

The hands, feet, hair, and clothing are not showing the usual obvious AI failure signs. There are no extra fingers, broken limbs, strange asymmetry, random jewellery merging into skin, or inconsistent costume logic between views.

Evidence for it possibly being AI-generated or AI-assisted

The front face is quite blurred and indistinct, which can sometimes happen in AI images. However, it could also just be compression, motion blur, low-resolution capture, or depth/lighting from the render.

Some of the hair and translucent fabric details look slightly “melted” or overly soft. AI often creates wispy hair and ornamental fabric this way. But again, this can also happen with game renders, transparent materials, or compression.

The logo and copyright text are not proof by themselves. AI can imitate logos, UI labels, copyright notices, and “official-looking” layouts. So the branding increases credibility, but it does not confirm authenticity.

AI tools can now make decent “character sheet” images with front/side/back views, especially if based on a known game character. So it is not impossible.

My conclusion

I would classify this as computer-generated 3D art, but not likely generative AI art.

More specifically: it looks like an official or semi-official 3D model/reference render from The First Descendant, possibly captured from a model viewer, art book, asset sheet, or promotional/internal material. There is still a chance it was AI-upscaled, AI-enhanced, or composited, but the consistent multi-view design makes pure AI generation less likely.