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Call Of Duty's generative AI disclosure reveals a glaring issue with Steam's policies
- Activision's Call Of Duty disclosed the use of generative AI tools on their Steam page, sparking concern over vague descriptions.
- Community speculations arose regarding AI-generated assets, highlighted by instances like a zombie Santa with six fingers and a 'Hard Breakup' calling card.
- Criticism was directed towards the lack of human touch in AI-generated content, questioning the value placed on player rewards.
- The ambiguity in Activision's disclosure raises questions about Valve's policy requirements and the extent of detail provided by game developers.
- Valve's policy requires game submissions to detail AI-generated content but lacks specific guidelines on the type and extent of such content.
- Players are left uncertain whether certain in-game assets are AI-generated or created by human developers, leading to paranoia and confusion.
- Valve offers tools to detect inappropriate AI-generated content, although the effectiveness of this system is unclear.
- The article suggests that Valve's policy may prioritize legal compliance over informing players about AI-generated elements in games.
- Despite concerns, the issue of AI-generated content has not raised alarm within the industry, with the focus remaining on the abundance of new games released daily.
- Questioning the secrecy surrounding AI use in game development, the article calls for more transparency from companies like Activision about their AI utilization.
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