'I would frankly have been happy to replace her with AI' - extraordinary public spat between Saber CEO and writer "replaced with ChatGPT" intensifies "That statement is remarkably pathetic for the CEO of any company to be making." A public spat between Saber Interactive - creator of Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2, the upcoming Suntman: Hollywood game and many others - and a former employee who claims she was "replaced" by ChatGPT has erupted over the past few days, and in the wake of new statements from either side has continued to intensify. Overnight, Saber Interactive co-founder and CEO Matthew Karch said to This Week in Videogames: "I would frankly in retrospect have been happy to replace her with AI. At least we would be dealing with someone programmed to be honest." To which the fired employee in question, Stella Sacco, responded: "That statement is remarkably pathetic for the CEO of any company to be making, and combined with the AI use it will do far more damage to Saber's reputation than it ever could mine." The controversy began a few days ago, on 11th August, when Sacco, formerly a lead writer on Stuntman Hollywood - which was unveiled this summer - shared a trailer for a Saber-published game called Rideshare "Stimulator" that she'd been working on with developer Unigine. She revealed the game had been made with gen-AI but didn't disclose this fact on Steam - and that she'd been replaced by ChatGPT.
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