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If it's ideological, wouldn't it be worse if someone buys the game only to later find out that you used generative ai to make it?
I have the impression that most, if not all, of AAA companies don't care about gamers getting disappointed after they bought the game.
That's why the "If it is ideological" prefix to the sentence is important ;)
People who don't want AI slop and who buy AAA games don't overlap that much