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Crimson Desert Apologizes for AI Art Use, Plans Replacements
Pearl Abyss, developer of Crimson Desert, has launched a comprehensive audit of all in-game assets after admitting that AI-generated images were 'unintentionally' included in the final release without disclosure, and has now apologized, stating the images will be replaced in a future update.
22 Mar, 15:16 — 23 Mar, 12:05
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ignMostly Factual19d ago
'We Should Have Clearly Disclosed Our Use of AI' — Crimson Desert Dev Launches 'Comprehensive Audit' of All In-Game Assets After AI-Generated Art Was 'Unintentionally' Included in Final Release
Crimson Desert developer Pearl Abyss has launched a “comprehensive” audit of all in-game assets after admitting the use of AI-generated images in the final release should have been disclosed.
By Wesley Yin-Poole
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‘Crimson Desert’ apologises for using AI: “Not in line with our internal standards”
The in-game images will be replaced in a future update The post ‘Crimson Desert’ apologises for using AI: “Not in line with our internal standards” appeared first on NME.
By Ali Shutler
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