Post #4057421
2026-07-24 07:52 UTC
@mayazimmerman@gamedev.lgbt
The problem with the full on refusal is you are in-effect saying "I might buy a game made with AI if you don't tell me about it", almost certainly unintentionally. As a policy it drives game creators to do the wrong thing. They will simply hide their crimes. Prohibition doesn't change behavior - it simply drives it underground.
I am not sure "I used an AI" is any better or worse a sin than the EA death marches they put their people thru. I'd prefer neither, but I see no realistic way to ensure it.
Judge a game on price and quality.
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@arina@girlcock.club 2026-07-24 09:23
@tbortels@infosec.exchange @mayazimmerman@gamedev.lgbt You could say that about any business practice though. "Oh why should we criticize games for predatory gambling mechanics, it's only going to make developers lie about it!"