A former lead writer at Saber Interactive has claimed they were replaced by ChatGPT partway through a game's development, alleging that the studio's use of artificial intelligence has not been disclosed on the game's Steam store page. The claim raises fresh questions about transparency in the games industry, where Steam requires publishers to declare the use of AI tools, and adds to a wider debate about AI's growing role in narrative and creative work within game studios.

Full details of the writer's account, including the specific game and studio response, were not available in the source material provided. The allegation centres on two issues: the direct substitution of a human writer with an AI tool during production, and a potential breach of Steam's AI disclosure requirements, which could have implications for both consumer transparency and industry labour practices.