Take-Two CEO Slams OpenAI and Anthropic Over Game Cloning; Fable 5.2 Shows Its Refusal Moves
ChrisGPT · x · 2026-11-15
Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick publicly called out OpenAI and Anthropic for allowing AI tools to recreate existing video games: "I think all companies should be protecting intellectual property, their own and everyone else's." He called it "ironic" that these companies expect their own IP protected while potentially letting users copy someone else's work.
ChrisGPT then highlighted Fable 5.2's refusal behavior: when shown a picture of an existing game's floor/scene, the model detected it and replied that since the image looks like an existing game's screenshot, it would match the look and mood with original coral, creatures and masks rather than copying that game's designs — an interesting counterpoint to Zelnick's criticism.
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