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“Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 Director Defends Larian Amid AI Controversy”

It’s frustrating to see how the discussion around AI has unfolded, especially when it comes to the reaction from the industry. The backlash against Larian seems more about fear than anything constructive. I get that technology can be jarring, but comparing it to the steam engine destruction? It feels like a stretch. It’s not like we’re talking about something completely new; everyone else is using AI too.

What bothers me is the idea that fear should dictate how we move forward. When Vincke came out and mentioned that they allow employees to use AI, it felt like an honest acknowledgment of the current landscape, yet it turned into a hysteria that seemed out of place. The industry should be embracing these tools, not treating them like something to be ashamed of.

It’s also telling how quickly the conversation escalates into attacks rather than discussions. There’s a clear boundary here that’s been crossed, where innovation gets overshadowed by public outrage. It’s as though the concern for progress has been completely lost in the chaos.

So, while some may see this as a threatening step, it feels more like an opportunity. But the way it was handled—this jump

ing on Larian—leaves a sour taste. Instead of looking at the reality of the situation, it seems like many are choosing to react out of fear. That’s tiring. The focus should be on how we adapt and grow, not on tearing down those who are trying to take steps forward.

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