"Sorry, but we do NOT tolerate AI art," one user replied. Some have even suggested they are no longer going to order the game, based solely on this tweet.
I don't want to see slop made from a plagiarism machine" and "Please just put more love and effort into making the game good, rather than jumping into the 'automated plagiarism' trend" monopolising the thread. Needless to say, this post sparked a fair amount of backlash, with replies such as "Pay an artist. Newscast: Can Microsoft's Activision Blizzard deal appeal succeed? How can you challenge a perfect machine? Imagine, how would my immortal body look like? Designed by an immortal machine for an immortal machine," the publisher wrote, with the accompanying picture of System Shock's antagonist. "Look at you, hacker: a pathetic creature of meat and bone. The publisher used AI software Midjourney to create a picture of Shodan, and then proceeded to share the image on its social media feeds. Prime Matter, the publisher behind the System Shock remake, recently boasted about using AI to create artwork of its game's own evil AI. We've updated our earlier story, below, to reflect this. "Nightdive Studios was not responsible," a spokesperson said.
UPDATE 9pm UK: Developer Night Dive has told Eurogamer that the social media posts made on the official System Shock Twitter account were made by the game's publisher Prime Matter.
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