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Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney opposes Steam’s “Made with AI” label for games, arguing AI involvement is inevitable in future development and such tags are unnecessary outside art and licensing contexts. He emphasizes that mandatory AI disclosures for games are impractical and not meaningful for consumers.



I can see why they might have done that. When people say AI they mean neural nets and large language models, not a bunch of
if elsescripts. NPC AI often cheats because it knows everything about the world it’s in, it doesn’t act like an bunch of individuals experiencing that world from a singular viewpoint. So you can go really simple with its coding, far below the level but most people would consider to be artificial intelligence by current definitions.That’s why often times it does stupid things like been unable to see the player simply because the player is crouched down, even though they are demonstrably visible. The script basically just checks if the player is crouched in grass, and if they are to ignore them. It knows where the player is, but it’s code is telling it to do nothing about that.