Valve modifies the guidelines for AI-powered Steam games, mandating that creators declare any usage of AI. The purpose of this step is to increase openness, reduce the dangers that come with AI-generated content, and provide consumers the power to choose games that use AI technology with knowledge.

The new regulations require creators to guarantee that any pre-generated content—such as code, sound, or artwork—any games they provide is not "illegal or infringing" and to declare any instances in which they do. Additionally, they must specify if AI content produced "live" in the game is included. In the latter scenario, developers will have to describe the security precautions they took to prevent their AI from producing illicit content. Gamers will have new opportunities to report illegal AI-generated content if they come across it in-game, and they will be able to determine whether a game contains AI directly from its shop page.

Six months after developers expressed concerns about asset rejections resulting from AI-generated content, Valve updated the rules governing AI in Steam games. In order to stay in line with changing copyright laws and rules, Valve has highlighted potential copyright difficulties and stressed their goal of integrating AI inside current review policies.

Six months after developers expressed concerns about asset rejections resulting from AI-generated content, Valve updated the rules governing AI in Steam games. In order to stay in line with changing copyright laws and rules, Valve has highlighted potential copyright difficulties and stressed their goal of integrating AI inside current review policies.

Six months after developers expressed concerns about asset rejections resulting from AI-generated content, Valve updated the rules governing AI in Steam games. In order to stay in line with changing copyright laws and rules, Valve has highlighted potential copyright difficulties and stressed their goal of integrating AI inside current review policies.