Devs are canceling their demos to stop AI users from stealing their games – creator of one of Steam's most-wishlisted is "concerned" it may be ripped off and beaten to its own launch
Alliance Arts has canceled the public demo for their highly anticipated game Drunken Goddess Reflux due to concerns about AI tools being used to steal their game's concepts and rush out a copycat. Instead, they will opt for a closed playtest with stricter rules. This decision reflects a growing trend among developers worried about AI-driven intellectual property theft and rapid replication of their work.
- Entities
- Topic: Artificial Intelligence
- Company: Alliance Arts
- Game: NEEDY STREAMER OVERLOAD
- Topic: Intellectual Property Theft
- Person: Lucas Pope
- Game: Drunken Goddess Reflux
- Topic: Game Development
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