We totally used gen-AI, but you weren’t supposed to notice.

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11 Bit Studios has taken to social media to explain how gen-AI wound up in its survival base-builder The Alters. According to the company’s explanation, gen-AI was used for placeholder text for a single graphical asset and to translate in-game movies into languages other than English. Fans found out because in some places, bits of the AI-prompt remained in the final text. 11 Bit says it’s working on updating the ass…

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We totally used gen-AI, but you weren’t supposed to notice.
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