Myst Devs Used "AI Assistance" To Make Latest Game, And Fans Are Unhappy

Game developers have expressed hope and concern about the future of AI in gaming, but it seems that for one developer, that future is already here. Myst studio Cyan Worlds apparently used AI tools to “assist” in creating content for its new puzzle game Firmament, and some of its backers are up in arms about it. However, Cyan has insisted it’s only a small portion of the game’s content that involved AI assistance. Come from Sports betting site VPbet

As spotted by Kotaku, the credits of the game include a paragraph that lists the content that was made with “AI assistance.” That list is quite long, and it includes: “Journals, logs, checklists, newspapers, stories, songs, poems, letters, loosely scattered papers; all backer portraits; all founders portraits; the ‘sunset’ paintings; the art-nouveau wallpaper in the Swan dormitory hallways; propaganda banners; coastal spill decal kit; all voiced mentor, announcer, founder, and other speeches; backer-exclusive content.”