Valve to Allow AI

Valve to Allow AI

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10 January 2024 15:08

Valve revealed fresh guidelines for the management of AI content on Steam marketplace amid the ongoing discourse surrounding the technology. In a recent community blog post, Valve revealed the changes and introduced a new "AI disclosure section." Developers are now required to show how their games utilize AI content. Valve distinguishes between pre-generated and live-generated AI content.

Valve stated "Today's changes are the result of us improving our understanding of the landscape and risks in this space, as well as talking to game developers using AI, and those building AI tools. This will allow us to be much more open to releasing games using AI technology on Steam. The only exception to this will be Adult Only Sexual Content that is created with Live-Generated AI — we are unable to release that type of content right now."

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Valve to Allow AI

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10 January 2024 15:08

Tags: Valve

Valve revealed fresh guidelines for the management of AI content on Steam marketplace amid the ongoing discourse surrounding the technology. In a recent community blog post, Valve revealed the changes and introduced a new "AI disclosure section." Developers are now required to show how their games utilize AI content. Valve distinguishes between pre-generated and live-generated AI content.

Valve stated "Today's changes are the result of us improving our understanding of the landscape and risks in this space, as well as talking to game developers using AI, and those building AI tools. This will allow us to be much more open to releasing games using AI technology on Steam. The only exception to this will be Adult Only Sexual Content that is created with Live-Generated AI — we are unable to release that type of content right now."

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