Saber CEO Matthew Karch stated that neither Saber nor Unigine has replaced any writers with artificial intelligence for the Rideshare Stimulator game. This statement follows claims from former lead writer Stella Sacco, who alleged on Bluesky that she was replaced by ChatGPT during the game's development. Sacco also mentioned that AI was used for the passenger voices in the game. Saber describes Rideshare Stimulator as an immersive driving simulation game.
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Saber CEO denies claims of replacing writers with AI for Rideshare Stimulator
Saber's CEO has denied allegations that the company replaced human writers with AI for the development of the Rideshare Stimulator game. Former lead writer Stella Sacco claims she was replaced by ChatGPT and that AI was used for the game's passenger voices.
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