Game maker Activision Blizzard confirmed that some of the visuals inside some of its most popular titles are generated by AI. The disclosure, which is listed on Call of Duty: Black Ops 6's game page on Steam,

Call of Duty has used it for ages After years of fan speculation, Activision has officially confirmed that AI-generated content has been used in Call of Duty—and players aren’t the least bit shocked.

Activision has revealed that generative AI has been used for some of Call of Duty's content. The announcement was made following Steam's latest AI label rule

After years of speculation, Activision has confirmed the use of AI-generated assets in Call of Duty following a recent Steam-mandated disclosure.

While AI (Artifical Intelligence) might be the "in" thing nowadays in creating content, it also has the side effect of replacing people and their jobs. Activision, one of the biggest video game publishers in the world, has now confirmed they are using AI in creating Call of Duty.

Call of Duty maker Activision has finally admitted to using generative AI in the development of Black Ops 6, nearly three months after fans had accused the company of creating an “AI slop” Zombie Santa loading screen.

Generative AI has been a controversial topic in gaming, prompting Steam in January 2024 to require developers to disclose use of the technology on their store pages. On Monday, Call of Duty news site CharlieIntel noticed that Activision had added such a disclaimer to the Call of Duty Steam page.