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Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 loses Game of the Year from the Indie Game Awards
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Sauce: https://english.elpais.com/culture/2025-07-19/the-low-cost-creative-revolution-how-technology-is-making-art-accessible-to-everyone.html
Not exactly a massive AI slop problem, right?
One of the rules was no AI during development, they voluntarily claimed they didn't use it.
They used it. Sure, in a minor way, but they used it and got caught.
The rules are the rules. Some chess events ban caffeine, we might laugh and say drinking a cup of coffee is not a big deal - but they'd be disqualified.
This has the same validity as an argument as "I was just following orders" or "I am just doing my job" or "I told you I would hit you in five seconds, so you did know" same reasoning behind teachers that throw students out for being 5 minutes late
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We are animals...
... and we do live with them.
Indeed but we don't have the converse "living with them => no rules"