AI will soon become so prevalent in games development that AI tags are unnecessary, Epic CEO Tim Sweeney says.

AI disclosure tags are currently a requirement for storefronts like Steam, but Epic Games' Tim Sweeney says they'll soon be made redundant.

Shortly after appeals court judges ruled against Apple’s contempt appeal in a years-long antitrust dispute against the makers ...

As the debate around the use of generative AI to build video games rages on, Tim Sweeney, boss of Fortnite developer Epic Games, has waded in to call on Valve to ditch its AI Generated Content ...

‘AI will be involved in nearly all future production.’ ...

Valve introduced a formal policy on generative AI for Steam in early 2024, requiring developers to disclose how AI systems are used in each game and ...

A growing debate is unfolding over AI labels in games as Steam requires disclosures, Tim Sweeney pushes back, and titles like ARC Raiders and Black Ops 7 show how common AI has become.

Apple's App Store is a huge and increasingly important money maker. Epic Games' CEO says a new court ruling could finally ...

Games Elder Scrolls and Fallout boss Todd Howard says AI is a useful "tool" in game dev, but "not in generating things" because "the human intention of it is what makes our stuff special" Simulation ...

Steam, the video game storefront used by over a hundred million gamers every month, requires that developers disclose if their products use AI-generated content. Someone at Valve, however, apparently ...

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Unreal Engine 5 performance issues aren't the fault of Epic, but instead down to developers prioritising "top-tier hardware," says CEO of Epic, Tim Sweeney. This misplaced focus ultimately leaves ...