Players have been asking for the ability to filter out games made with Gen AI.
We've added an automatic tag on SteamDB based on the AI gen content disclosures on the store pages.
Good idea, but I imagine it might be hard to prove here shortly. For instance there’s a YouTube video about movies with “no CGI” are actually just movies with hidden CGI. https://youtu.be/7ttG90raCNo?feature=shared
If it comes to that point for video games, I don’t really think it matters much. If AI is used or not since it would be a part of any normal working procedure.
People only notice the generated works that they notice, they don’t notice the generated elements that they don’t notice.
They assume that they can “just tell” if generative AI was used, but the reality is that it’s being used in a lot of development processes in place of human effort. Things like generative fill in Photoshop or making variations of a texture are 100x faster to do with AI tools and are used all the time.
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Good idea, but I imagine it might be hard to prove here shortly. For instance there’s a YouTube video about movies with “no CGI” are actually just movies with hidden CGI. https://youtu.be/7ttG90raCNo?feature=shared
If it comes to that point for video games, I don’t really think it matters much. If AI is used or not since it would be a part of any normal working procedure.
It is already at that point.
People only notice the generated works that they notice, they don’t notice the generated elements that they don’t notice.
They assume that they can “just tell” if generative AI was used, but the reality is that it’s being used in a lot of development processes in place of human effort. Things like generative fill in Photoshop or making variations of a texture are 100x faster to do with AI tools and are used all the time.
Basically the Toupee fallacy