Gaming's anti-AI crowd is about gatekeeping, not protecting creativity
AIandDesign · x · 2026-11-14
Developer cagyjan1 argues that the more he listens to the anti-AI crowd in gaming, the more he's convinced their opposition was never about protecting creativity — it's about gatekeeping. The take highlights how the gaming industry's AI backlash has shifted from copyright concerns to questions of identity and access.
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