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Epic CEO wants Valve and Steam to stop requiring devs to disclose generative AI usage
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I don't want my games to contain AI without my knowledge i dont want it to be sweeped under the rug ,that's so stupid tbh.
If I could 100% avoid AI, I absolutely would. I value the work humans put into what we do, even outside artistic creations. AI is the opposite of what we should be doing.
I like the generative tech itself but feel disgust at the industry. First they grab the artists' content, with no permission; then they feed it into their models; then they make a product out of it; then they screech at those same artists "you've become obsolete trash! Our model makes everything you do!"; never acknowledging it's built upon their labour.
So I think there's a big case to tag the usage of AI into products, to mildly discourage it. And more importantly, people want this info.