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Google Labs launches Dreambeans, an AI-powered app that links to Gmail, Calendar, Photos, YouTube and search history (with user permission) to assemble personalized daily stories and to-do suggestions, featuring AI-generated visuals based on your photos; initially available to Google AI Ultra subscribers in the US on Android and iOS, with a waitlist for others.
Valve, the company behind the popular gaming platform Steam, has reportedly rejected a game submission for featuring art assets generated by artificial intelligence (AI) that may rely on copyrighted material owned by third parties. The rejection message cited the unclear legal status of AI-generated art and the need for developers to affirmatively confirm ownership of the rights to the training data used by the AI. While it is unclear if this represents an official policy, Valve's caution may stem from the legal complexities surrounding AI-generated artwork and the potential for copyright infringement.
Blaze Entertainment, the publisher of Duke Nukem Evercade, has apologized for using AI-generated artwork to promote the game. Fans and professional artists were quick to criticize the artwork, prompting Blaze to remove it and promise a replacement commission that better meets fan expectations. The studio had initially supported the artist responsible for the artwork, but eventually acknowledged that it had fallen below fan standards due to the use of AI in the process.