Disclosure analysis
The game uses live AI while you play
The game includes an in-game AI assistant that generates written feedback on player drawings using an on-device AI model.
- Process
- AI-generated
- Live AI during play
- Yes
Evidence & analysis details
- Evidence used
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“When you ask her to look at a page, she reads your drawing and writes back her impressions, a few things to try next, and an experience-point reward. That written feedback is generated by Gemma 4 E2B”
“Her notes are one opinion, and she has biases”
- Analysis confidence
- 98%
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AI Usage Disclosure
Sketch Play includes an in-game assistant called Scholia. When you ask her to look at a page, she reads your drawing and writes back her impressions, a few things to try next, and an experience-point reward. That written feedback is generated by Gemma 4 E2B, a small open-weights AI model. Scholia cannot draw. She has no ability to generate images, alter your artwork, or add anything to the page. Everything in your sketchbook is drawn by you and the people you invite. The model runs entirely on your own computer. No account or internet connection is required, nothing you draw is uploaded, and none of your work is used to train anything. Her notes are one opinion, and she has biases.
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Cozy Sketcher's AI reviews are core features in the game. They are possible due to OpenAI's models. The game works on almost any Windows PC since the AI is run on the cloud, leaving your computer with more space for other things.
Sketch Play includes an in-game assistant called Scholia. When you ask her to look at a page, she reads your drawing and writes back her impressions, a few things to try next, and an experience-point reward. That written feedback is generated by Gemma 4 E2B, a small open-weights AI model. Scholia cannot draw. She has no ability to generate images, alter your artwork, or add anything to the page. Everything in your sketchbook is drawn by you and the people you invite. The model runs entirely on your own computer. No account or internet connection is required, nothing you draw is uploaded, and none of your work is used to train anything. Her notes are one opinion, and she has biases.