11 Bit Studios, the developer of The Alters, has faced criticism for not disclosing the use of artificial intelligence in the game. Players discovered AI-generated text in a graphic asset, which the studio claims was a placeholder meant to be removed during development. The asset has since been updated, and the studio has confirmed it was an isolated incident. Additionally, AI was used for subtitle translations in licensed movies within the game, which was done due to time constraints and will be updated with human translations. The studio has issued a statement apologizing for the oversight and promising to correct the issue. The use of AI in game development is a sensitive topic, with concerns about copyright infringement and the potential to replace human workers. However, the gaming industry often faces tight deadlines and crunch time, making AI a tempting solution to speed up development. The reaction to AI in The Alters is part of a larger conversation about the role of AI in game development. The Steam storefront requires games to disclose AI-generated content, and 11 Bit Studios failed to do so. The incident highlights the need for transparency and accountability in the use of AI in game development.
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