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Activision is forced to confirm the use of AI in Call of Duty due to Steam's disclosure policy
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I had been playing some Warzone recently because I hate myself, and I had thought some of the cards and banners seemed fucked up, but most of them also look hand drawn (such as the Black History Month loading screen) so I assumed maybe it was just the style, but now I can't help but think they're just AI generated.
This is basically completely unrelated to CoD... but...
Halo Infinite released some Juneteenth (a holiday celebrating the end of slavery in the US/ themed cosmetics a year or two back.
The color scheme for armor was named 'Bonobo' somewhere in the filename or metadata... which is a monkey.
Oops.
https://kotaku.com/halo-infinite-juneteenth-bonobo-freedom-emblem-nameplat-1849065291
... MegaCorps are not your friend, they're just doing performative marketing.
Fucking 343. That's so on-brand it hurts.