Valve, have you learned nothing from Steam Greenlight and why that had to be taken down?
this post was submitted on 29 Oct 2026
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so, let the market kill them then. dont buy the stuff and if you do, refund and delete
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Hey Valve, could you use AI to port all of your own old Intel versions of Mac games to Apple Silicon?
Gateway proprietor doesn't want to gatekeep
Okay. Gatekeeping sucks. I’m with ya there. But… that doesn’t mean that you can’t make “no ai” (or something) a simple user setting, right? Does something like this already exist? If not, why? (I don’t use Steam, so I genuinely don’t know).
The problem with that is that the person who slops out 50 broken shitty games is not going to disclose that they used AI, and the one man band who put genuine craft into their game but used a little bit of AI in the coding or textures will disclose it, so you have the opposite of what you want from the AI filter.