Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis, the latest in the revered series, has revealed through its Steam page that AI was utilized in its development. Notably, any assets created with AI technology were either replaced or refined by human developers to ensure quality. This move sparks interest in the gaming community regarding the role of AI in game development.
Linus Torvalds expresses frustration over the influx of unmanageable AI-generated bug reports in Linux kernel development, emphasizing that simply submitting AI-found bugs without added value wastes the team's time. He encourages contributors to go beyond AI tools by creating patches and adding real value. The Linux team may develop an automatic filtering tool to combat this issue.
The popular PlayStation 3 emulator RPCS3 is combating a surge in AI-generated code submissions by implementing strict new rules. The development team expressed frustration over undisclosed AI contributions, particularly for its macOS build, which have caused regressions. By requiring contributors to disclose AI tool usage and ensure they fully understand submitted code, RPCS3 aims to maintain its project's integrity.
