Steam's AI disclosure requirement sparks debate as the acceptable-AI line blurs
majidmanzarpour · x · 2026-10-24
Responding to Matt Workman calling Valve/Steam's AI-generated content disclosure requirement "ABSURD in 2026," developer Majid Manzarpour notes that the line between "AI I'm fine with" and "AI I'm against" is about to get very blurry very fast.
The exchange highlights a growing industry split over mandatory AI disclosure on game platforms.
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