"In production" in this case is a stand-in for "in any environment with access to sensitive stuff" which might just include GPUs, if what the attacker wanted was crypto processing grunt. Besides, if you're providing 3D asset generation as a service (which I can imagine most deployments of this sort of thing will be, at least for now) then it absolutely is running in production. The purpose of that production environment is entirely to run asset generation.
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"In production" in this case is a stand-in for "in any environment with access to sensitive stuff" which might just include GPUs, if what the attacker wanted was crypto processing grunt. Besides, if you're providing 3D asset generation as a service (which I can imagine most deployments of this sort of thing will be, at least for now) then it absolutely is running in production. The purpose of that production environment is entirely to run asset generation.