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Jurassic World Evolution 3 is ditching its AI-generated art after "some initial feedback"
Following Jurassic World Evolution 3's unveiling earlier this month, there was some excitement over the fact players wi…
Following Jurassic World Evolution 3's unveiling earlier this month, there was some excitement over the fact players will finally be able to baby dinosaurs wandering all over the place come its arrival later this year, but less enthusiasm for Frontier Developments' decision to whip the theme park sim's scientist avatar art into existence using generative AI. Some fans have dismissed concerns around the use of generative AI by pointing out the fact scientist avatars are a fairly minor element of Jurassic World Evolution 3, and there've been suggestions the game's 2021 predecessor made similar use of the technology - albeit before Steam's mandatory disclosure rule came into play. Activision was accused of creating "AI slop" by Call of Duty fans after AI-generated art was used in promotional material for the billion dollar franchise, including a Santa zombie crafted with so little artistic regard, apparently nobody had noticed it had six fingers.
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