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Saber Interactive CEO Matthew Karch has denied that the company replaced any writers with artificial intelligence, following a former lead writer's claim that they were replaced by ChatGPT. The dispute centers on the upcoming Rideshare Stimulator game, which is being developed by Unigine.
A former lead writer for the project publicly stated that they were replaced by ChatGPT, sparking controversy. However, Karch responded by saying, "Neither Saber nor Unigine have replaced any writers with AI." This statement directly contradicts the writer's claim, creating a he-said, she-said situation.
Rideshare Stimulator was announced last month and is being developed by Unigine. The game has not yet been released, and details about its development team and writing process remain limited.
The conflicting accounts highlight ongoing concerns about the use of AI in creative industries. As AI tools become more prevalent, questions about their role in writing and other creative fields continue to arise.
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