This series of shooting games remains unbeatable when generating scandals. Last week it was due to the high cost of Ninja turtle skins And now it is because they finally accepted something that has been accused months ago. Activision confirmed something that we already knew that it was true and that it has nothing happy to the players: Call of Duty Yes use elements created by artificial intelligence tools ia generative.
If we visit The page of Call of Duty and Steamwe will discover that it was updated to include information about it, which is required by Valve. According to the text, developers «They use generative AI tools to help develop some elements of the game».
This does not turn out to be a surprise. From the launch of Black Ops 6 In 2024 the players have complained about the low quality of the art of some cosmetic objects such as call cards, load screens and in promotional images of the game, suspecting that they had not been made by human artists but by a generative artificial intelligence tool such as Dall-e or Midjourney.
The scandal reached a higher level when we saw An image of a Zombi dad with six fingers in one hand during the Christmas event.
The criticisms continue to arrive after the confirmation that Activision does use “art” created with generative in Call of Duty. The players are mainly upset by the greed demonstrated by this, because this is one of the games of games that generates the most money in the world and the company definitely have how to pay real artists to make the illustrations of the game.
At the moment, the Steam series page shows that both recent and general criticisms are 'varied'. Most negative criticism complain about elements such as cheats, performance and balancing problems, but some also mention art as one of the negative points.
It is really disappointing that companies that definitely have resources to pay artists resort to lowness such as generative AI tools, which literally use stolen art to train and are known for consuming too many energy resources. Hopefully that does not become a trend.
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