Indie storefront Itch.io has deleted terabytes of "AI slop" from its servers and rolled out new search filters so users can hide AI-generated games and assets.
Indie game platform itch.io has revealed that it deleted several terabytes of AI-generated content from its website.
Itch.io has also expanded its AI filters, enabling users to exclude games made with different types of generative AI.
Itch.io is reducing AI spam and making it easier for gen AI-conscientious users to spot and avoid such content if they please.
Indie game storefront itch.io has expanded its AI disclosure filters, allowing its users to better separate games made with the controversial technology from those who don't. Read more
Itch users can now filter out any game that has an generative AI disclaimer
As Steam is overwhelmed by AI-generated games and Epic Games attempts to outdo Valve's platform by vibe-coding the Epic Games Launcher, indie game marketplace Itch.io has secured itself a free PR...
itch.io has unfortunately, much like Steam, long had an issue with genAI content being uploaded in droves, drowning out perfectly good games made by human hands. The apparent standard method...
The indie video game store that prides itself as an open marketplace is being deluged by game pages, doubling the usual number without a proportional increase in sales.
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