Call of Duty, AI and procedural generation
Activision confirms Call of Duty has AI-generated content.
After months of speculation, Activision has finally revealed that it has used AI to generate some assets in Call of Duty: Black Ops 6. Fans noticed a zombie Santa with six fingers over the holidays, alongside weapon decals and player cards that seemed to be AI generated.
Call of Duty’s Steam page confirms generative AI use, after months of player speculation
However, it has now been discovered by Call of Duty news site CharlieIntel that the game’s Steam page now finally features an AI disclosure, albeit a vague one that doesn’t go into detail in exactly which in-game assets are AI generated. COD players believe this loading screen image of a zombie Santa is AI generated.
Activision's addition of a killcam wishlist feature in Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 has divided the community. Some players ...
Call of Duty maker Activision has finally admitted to using generative AI in the development of Black Ops 6, nearly three ...
After months of players calling foul of suspected AI art in Call of Duty, Activision has admitted it's using generative AI to ...
Warzone insider reveals specific details on the changes players can expect when Verdansk makes its triumphant return.
Call of Duty publisher Activision has taken action against two cheat providers resulting in them closing their doors for good ...
Developer Treyarch eschews its standard three-lane map design philosophy for a new multiplayer map in the latest Black Ops 6 ...
Finally, two new Gift Packs will be available to celebrate Black History Month (Feb 20th) and Women’s History Month (March 10th). Each will include new Loading Screens, Emblmes and Calling Cards. Up ...
Call of Duty has now added a new disclosure on Steam that reveals the game's use of generative AI for in-game assets.
Claims that Activision was using AI began gaining popularity around the time of Modern Warfare 3. Wired reported last year that the company had started using ...
Activision has targeted Two2nd and Tomware, prominent providers of Call of Duty cheat software, with cease and desists ...
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