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news1 month ago•14 min saved

Reddit AMA Sparks Backlash Over AI Translation Claims for Kingdom Come: Deliverance II

Warhorse Studios’ Kingdom Come: Deliverance II AMA on Reddit devolved into questions about AI replacing translators after a former editor said AI would obviate translation work. The devs pushed back, clarifying they do not use AI for final game content and are actively hiring human translators; AI tools may assist early production, but humans are still essential, and the studio plans to expand translation efforts.

via Kotaku|

#ai #kingdom-come-deliverance #news

film3 months ago•15 min saved

Disney's Robin Hood Remake Grounded: López Estrada Says It's Dead

Director Carlos López Estrada says Disney’s live-action Robin Hood remake is dead, expressing disappointment and noting he may redevelop the story independently with new characters.

via Deadline|

#carlos-lopez-estrada #disney #film

gaming5 months ago•12 min saved

Larian Confirms No AI Use in Divinity and Baldur’s Gate 3 Development

Larian's Reddit AMA revealed details about their upcoming game Divinity, including team growth, gameplay mechanics, engine updates, lore, and their stance on AI-generated content, emphasizing a darker tone with player agency and community-driven features.

via IGN|

#ai-controversy #divinity #game-development

technology10 months ago•2 min saved

OpenAI's Altman Discusses GPT-5 Launch and Future AI Strategies

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman addressed issues during the GPT-5 rollout, including a malfunctioning real-time model router, requests to revert to GPT-4o, and a notable 'chart crime' mistake in a presentation, promising fixes and increased rate limits for Plus users while promising ongoing improvements based on user feedback.

via TechCrunch|

#ai-model-rollout #chart-crime #gpt-5

gaming2 years ago•2 min saved

MW3 Devs Overwhelmed by Demands to Address SBMM in Reddit AMA and QnA

Sledgehammer Games, the developer of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3, hosted a Reddit AMA where fans flooded the message board with requests to remove Skill-Based Matchmaking (SBMM). Despite the overwhelming number of questions about SBMM, Sledgehammer Games did not respond to any of them, likely due to restrictions from publisher Activision. Fans have long criticized SBMM, but it is unlikely that any changes will be made as Activision is believed to be pushing for its inclusion in every new release.

via Gaming INTEL|

#call-of-duty #gaming #reddit-ama