I'd love to know what they mean when they say "trained on data they own". Does that mean AI can be trained to replace or replicate a former employee's work, after leaving (or if fired?) Or replace a voice actor based on session data? Is consent involved?

Sure seems like a giant can of worms.

Thank you for keeping the tradition alive.

He also thinks you, as the buyer of video games, need not understand the rights situation of your games purchase.

There is a lot more being said here other than Sweeny's thoughts on Steam's AI tag.

Also had to be the night that my cats are visiting my sister, and my dog is at her moms...