At a U.S. Senate hearing, news media executives and experts testified that AI-powered companies are infringing content and must be regulated to pay licenses.
Has Valve left the backdoor open for abuse by now permitting AI content on Steam?
OpenAI finds itself further entangled in multiple copyright controversies, while also seeking unusual legal exceptions in order to train artificial intelligence (AI) models.
Wizards of the Coast, Apex Legends, and Wacom suffer criticisms after it was discovered their recent promotions used AI-generated images.
Takashi Kiryu, who was appointed as Square Enix's new boss in June 2023, appears to be aiming to be as controversial as his predecessor.
Sam Altman, the CEO and co-founder of OpenAI (parent company of ChatGPT) has been ousted from his position by the Board of Directors.
The heated debated over AI use isn't exclusive to Hollywood - the video game industry is just as vulnerable to it if not more so.
The U.S. issues an Executive Order and the G7 mandate a code of conduct to address the controversies of artificial intelligence.
To make matters worse, it appears that the publisher didn't inform the developers of the much-reviled game, Daedalic Entertainment.
The lawsuit alleges that OpenAI's AI models can produce derivative works, potentially infringing on copyright and endangering authors' livelihoods.
Unity CEO (and former EA chief) John Riccitiello thinks Simlish in The Sims games could be replaced by AI like ChatGPT.
Unity launches AI-powered platforms Unity Muse and Unity Sentis, but fans and creators are questioning the source of the datasets.
Blizzard Entertainment filed a patent to generate AI art in order to "flesh out" game worlds, potentially saving resources to meet deadlines.
The mod has generated mixed results among gamers, with some referring to the resulting conversations as "nightmarish".
