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Saber Responds To AI Criticisms In Rideshare Game And Promises, “We Will Never Fire Someone And Replace Them With AI”
One of the biggest talking points in gaming today is the use of artificial intelligence, including generative AI. It's a hot-button issue, and few companies have faced the level of criticism about it as Saber has.
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Saber’s CEO Matthew Karch responded to criticism after a former writer of the upcoming game *Rideshare Stimulator* claimed they were laid off and replaced by ChatGPT. In reply, chief creative officer Tim Willits said the studio would never fire someone to replace them with AI. Willits added that the game’s main campaign dialogue is written by humans, while a separate “free ride” mode will use generative AI to reference current real‑world events. The game, set in a rideshare‑style environment, is still in development.
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