The update removes the need for developers to disclose when AI-powered tools are used in the development of games.

AI tools designed for productivity don't need disclosing on Steam, according to Valve's updated publishing rules.

GameDiscoverCo's Simon Carless spotted (via VGC) the change in Valve's AI disclosure guidelines that mandate studios to ...

"I have realized [that] AI is not actually free, and it has a major effect on the economy and environment." The post Indie ...

Steam has updated its AI disclosure policy, shifting the focus to player-facing content. While developers must report in-game ...

The company now requires developers to say if they use the technology for content generation, rather "efficiency gains" ...

Last summer, solo developer Eero "Rakuel" Laine released Hardest, a free-to-play card game roguelike that he openly admitted ...

Valve has quietly updated its AI disclosure guidance on Steam, tightening up the language around what developers do, and what ...

The video game industry is hellbent on harnessing the power of generative AI to boost productivity and dream up virtual worlds — while also cutting costs, of course. According to a recent Google Cloud ...

Valve has updated the disclosure form that developers must fill out when listing games on Steam that changes its approach to declaring AI content.

Developer Rakuel is pulling his free-to-play card game Hardest from Steam after his girlfriend convinced him that using ...

Hardest, a roguelike card battler with AI-generated assets, is set to be pulled from Steam after its creator's views on the ...