Saber Interactive Chief Denies Replacing Writer with AI, Cites Confidentiality Breach

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Saber Interactive CEO Matt Karch publicly denies the claim that lead writer Stella Sacco was replaced by AI on Rideshare Simulator, saying Sacco breached a confidentiality agreement and was replaced by a more talented hire who was later terminated for various reasons; he also indicates AI will be used for parts of the game and that the Steam page will be updated. Sacco counters the claims, maintaining she was replaced by AI. The dispute underscores ongoing tensions over AI use in game development.
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