Greg Miller

For now, let's begin with what is and forever will be the Roper Report.

Time for some news!

Six items on the report.

Gold stars for Barrett for rising to the challenge and meeting my freak.

Number one, Crimson Desert Dev launches, quote, comprehensive audit, end quote, of AI in-game assets.

I'm sorry, of all in-game assets after AI-generated art was, quote, unintentionally included in final release.

This is the one, the only, W-Y-P at IGN.com, Wesley Yin Poole.

Before we even start, Barrett, give me the one.

Every video game developer, every fucking disconnected, dumbass CEO, I don't even need to read the story.

This is exactly what we're always fucking talking about.

We don't use AI, but when we're in pre-pro, when we're in alpha, we just use AI to put things in there so we can, then you fucking forget about it.

You become a headline looking like a stupid, dumbass motherfucker.

Back to IGN.com.

Crimson Desert developer Pearl Abyss has launched a comprehensive audit of all in-game assets after admitting the use of AI-generated image in the final release should have been disclosed.

After the hotly anticipated open-world action game launched this week, players were quick to spot signs and paintings that looked very much like they were generated by AI.

IGN's Brendan Graber—shoutout to Brendan—

Second kind of funny day of content in a row where he's getting name dropped.

Here we go.

You don't see that a lot for the King of Wikis over there.

Found further examples of in-game images with the telltale signs of AI.