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It's not a fatal one, it's just irritating me. My error message is here:

Warning: Multiple build commands for output file /Users/benjaminkelsey/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData/App_Name-cssewxhpqzfzqsbdkukoihlpvbqc/Build/Products/Debug-iphoneos/App Name.app/.jpg
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Inspect your app target's Build Phases to see what's gone wrong. Perhaps a file is listed multiple times. Also, the name looks as if you've made some mistake; the file has no name apart from its extension.

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The problem is that my app has about 8,000 images... I don't know how to check each and every single one for a duplicate.
That is a problem, and is likely how you got yourself into this situation. Are all those images just sitting there at the top level of the app bundle? That's not a good architecture... Sounds like some reorganization is needed here.
No, they are in folders. But when I go to Build Phases > Copy Bundle Resources, they are all sitting there together with no folders.
They are not in folders, then. They are in groups, but groups are not folders - they are not anything real. If you want them to be in folders in the app bundle, you should make these groups folder references — but then you will have to give the folder name when you fetch an image. As I said, this will take some reorganization, including some modification of your code; but I think that would be a good thing in the long run. 8000 images at the top level of an app bundle is just wrong.

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