AI News/Wire summary
Nexus Mods will require AI disclosure for new mod uploads
Key points
- Mod authors must declare whether AI was used in their work when uploading new mods.
- AI-assisted mods must include a public explanation of how and where AI was used.
- Existing mods have 60 days to comply, with enforcement starting January 2nd.
- Site will not ban AI-generated mods outright, and will not license mods for AI training.
Why it matters for marketers: Marketers and content teams working with PC game modding communities should check AI disclosure rules before publishing or partnering on Nexus Mods content.
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The Verge: The biggest modding site in PC gaming is taking a stance on AI
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