'Don't recreate existing games': AI platform terms spark open-asset fears
TinfoilTricorn · x · 2026-11-01
A vague AI platform rule — 'don't build a recreation of a specific existing game' — sparks debate over whether it covers emulators and reverse engineering. Critics argue centralized AI terms override fair use and could hit all open-source game assets, calling for open, ownable game-design AI and local chip manufacturing.
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