Where do games disclose AI use?

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The game includes an unholy amount of AI-generated content, including: - Textures - Images - Music - Audio effects - Voice lines - Facial and body animations - Code Game allows player to use voice as a main input tool. To achieve great quality of speech to text, a base version of openai's whisper model is used. The content seen in the game is not live-generated. The player's input is embedded into a vector through a small model with 278M parameters. Model: paraphrase-multilingual-mpnet-base-v2 (Used primarily for wide support of languages) Then, the game uses Faiss to match the player's input to known, predefined inputs. Each of those describes a reaction and change in the state of the game. Icon was made with local diffusion model.

Angry Chef: World Tour uses AI only for character voice recordings.

Static art created by artists has been augmented by AI in minor cases.

The Steam capsule has been altered using AI for the store page.

Both the character images and background images in the game are generated by AI and then manually retouched.

Some backgrounds were made using AI.

Generative AI was used to create some Steam Store and Steam Library images.

Images created with image generation AI are used as part of the texture of the 3D model.

Artwork is edited AI images.

All voice recordings in the game are performed by a human, but AI Speech to Speech synthesis is used on some dialogue to provide more variety to the voices present in the game. Text to Speech synthesis is not used. AI is not used to create any other call content, including in the writing of calls, which are all written by humans.

The original illustration is loaded and the illustration is generated by AI.

Pre-rendered game assets.

There is a radio station that put on air AI generated songs, random generated NPCs have access database of pre-generated topics of discussions, there are collectable lost media VHS featuring short experimental films made with AI generated and real footage

Occasionally on real-life blink in-game textures may swap to pre-rendered AI variants of the textures for a moment. These textures were created with an outdated image generation model on local hardware to facilitate hallucinations. There was no new training of models for SWEYET(etc.), no wastage of water, etc. No generative AI runs on users machines, there is no runtime generation.

As a solo developer I am unable to produce some of the assets that i'm not qualified for. Also, due to the war and economic crisis there are no jobs for people with disabilities in my country (Ukraine), so I am unable to hire people to work with me. Therefore, I had no choice but to use AI for generation of certain assets, but rest assured: 100% of the story and almost all graphics in game were made by human, and the AI assets fit into general aestetics of the game and only serve as a support for the main content. And if you still not sure regarding game's quality, feel free to pirate it now, and buy later, when you will be certain that it's worth the price.

Some of our voice actors are speech to text.

AI has been used to generate some seamless textures. It also has been used to generate UI images or to enhance drawings/sketches.

This game contains Audio and / or Artwork customized with the help of AI tools by our artists, derived from artwork we own commercial rights to use, or artwork done by our own artists in studio. We pay our artists, and we DO NOT use stolen Artwork.

Some of card image has generated by AI, then it's carefully selected and modified by the Daiyu's humor sense.

I use AI voice on some npc character voices due the lack of funds to hire another voice actor.

We use Replica Studio and/or similar tools to voice our NPCs in the game.

AI was used to make some UI elements like spell icons. Some dialogues are voiced by AI.

Capsule images Ingame graphics Ingame texts

Used for some textures and music.

For marketing & voice samples we used an AI voice generator for Mr. Trumpet's & other narrator's public statements

We used AI for generate wallpapers in rooms.

The game includes AI-generated graphical assets in addition to hand-drawn ones. Parts of dialogue audio use AI-enhanced text-to-speech synthesis.

AI tools were used in sound creation (not music), sprite scaling, and debugging.

The VO is run through an AI filter.

Conversion from Japanese to foreign words and generation of terms suitable for games Generating concept images Generating icon images

Tel-AI-phone uses AI image generation, generating images based off of user's inputs. The images are passed between players who then describe and generate their own version of the image. Another AI is used to generate descriptions of images submitted by users.

At the current stage the game contains AI-generated voice acting and a single AI-generated image asset. This *may* change in the finished version.

Suck Up! uses advanced AI to create dynamic gameplay. Players interact with AI characters using their voice, and the AI responds in real time based on tone and strategy. With unique personalities and behaviors, the AI challenges players to outwit them, ensuring immersive and unpredictable experiences.

Some code and artwork was generated using ai

Background images in some scenes are created using artificial intelligence with significant post-processing. Some animations in the game are based on neural network animations with significant manual post-processing.

The game uses backgrounds (and a handful of characters) that were made using images generated from a Public Domain scraped data set. The background images have been altered very little but the character images are used as a basis and edited in a powerful editing suite called Microsoft Paint.

Some voices were made with Replica Studio, a verified Unity Solution. Everything here has it's valid license.

AI, employed for the purpose of narrative refinement, intricately weaves the storyline into a captivating tapestry while preserving the fundamental essence envisioned by the developer. It is imperative to acknowledge that every narrative and enigma originates from the creative prowess of the developer, whose ingenuity shapes tales grounded in actuality.Only the steam page art are generated with AI.

The gameplay teaser has AI music currently

The game is a research project into how the use of AI would affect game production, so AI has been used for images, voiceovers, code, dialogue and other areas as much as possible. Just to see what sort of results it provides.

AI-generated character illustrations.

Prototypes for pregenerated content were used in one of the announcements.

As an indie developer, we use AI tools for translating the game, generating some textures, and for audio-related tasks, such as creating sound files and voice recordings.

I use Ai images in the first cutscene as well as for a few background images. I also use RNG to randomize world generation.

Generated skins and animated portraits.

Some music and some voices were AI generated.

AI tools were used to pre-generate a marching song heard during one of the sequences in late game.

Art, translations, and music are pre-rendered using AI.

We use Ai to detect offensive material being uploaded to use as stage backgrounds and facemasks. Ai is also used to flag offensive room names and descriptions. Use of AI art is used in some marketing material for the steam page and announcements