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Games49.9% of new Steam games in October disclosed AI use, up from 1.7% in January 2024

About half of new Steam games released in October (49.9%) disclosed using AI-generated content, versus 1.7% in January 2024, roughly 30 times higher in under three years.

Dexerto's post of the statistic drew 36,900 likes, and it added that AI-generated artwork is the most common use. Steam relies on developers to disclose AI use at submission, so the figure reflects reported usage.

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