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On Thursday, various outlets reported on a June Reddit post<\/a> from user potterharry97 saying that Steam would no longer be publishing games with AI-generated content. Later in the month, another game dev penned a similar post<\/a>. Valve says that\u2019s not quite right.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n In a statement emailed to The Verge,<\/em> Valve PR representative Kaci Boyle said the company\u2019s goal is \u201cnot to discourage the use of [AI] on Steam; instead, we\u2019re working through how to integrate it into our already-existing review policies.\u201d She went on to say that the company\u2019s current review process takes into account current copyright law, and that \u201cwhile developers can use these AI technologies in their work… they can not infringe on existing copyrights.\u201d<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Boyle added that Steam will refund app-submission credits for any developers whose games were rejected over AI copyright issues as the company refines its review process. It made the same offer to potterharry97.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n