The update removes the need for developers to disclose when AI-powered tools are used in the development of games.

AI tools designed for productivity don't need disclosing on Steam, according to Valve's updated publishing rules.

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Valve has adjusted the language around the type of generative AI use developers must disclose to upload their games to Steam.

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