Steam's competitor has criticized its AI disclosure policy as pointless, but if consumers want to know, why shouldn't they?

Tim Sweeney is best known as the Epic Games CEO behind Fortnite and the Unreal Engine, yet his most important project may be invisible from space. While other billionaires buy superyachts or rockets, ...

Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney says it "makes no sense" that game stores are labeling titles that were made using AI since "AI will be involved in nearly all future production." Sweeney was responding to ...

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TL;DR: Valve requires Steam games to disclose AI-generated content to address copyright concerns, though the label's relevance is debated as AI tools become standard in game development. Epic Games' ...

TL;DR: Epic CEO Tim Sweeney aimed a barb at Microsoft's recent push for more AI in Windows 11, and specifically, the 'Hey Copilot' feature, posting on X: "Hey Copilot, make my taskbar vertical and don ...

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 ...

His comments were sparked by Matt Workman’s call for Steam and others to drop “Made with AI” tags. Sweeney jokes that mandatory AI labels are as absurd as disclosing a developer’s shampoo brand. The ...

Epic Games CEO: Labeling Games That Were Made With AI 'Makes No Sense' Tim Sweeney argues that since AI will be used in 'nearly all' future game releases, there is no reason to force developers to ...