Saber Denies ChatGPT Replaced Writers on Rideshare Stimulator

Saber's CEO Matthew Karch denies replacing writers with AI for the game "Rideshare Stimulator." He states that the game's story was "written entirely by real people," except for one experimental mode. However, former lead writer Stella Sacco claims Saber replaced her with ChatGPT midway through development. She also says all passenger voices were AI. Saber describes the game as an "immersive driving simulation." A teaser trailer appears to show AI-generated writing and audio for simulated riders. The game's Steam listing currently has no AI disclosure. Karch says an experimental free-ride mode incorporates AI because the number of passengers is infinite. He adds that Saber believes in using AI to enhance gameplay and improve NPC behavior. Sacco responded that Saber is trying to "have it both ways," saying AI was used and she was replaced. This debate highlights ongoing discussions about AI's role in creative industries.