Jurassic Park was a story about the dangers of using technology to manufacture the beauty and majesty of life so it can be turned around for a profit. Frontier Developments, publisher and developer of the upcoming Jurassic World Evolution 3, seems to have relearned that lesson, announcing earlier this week that it would remove AI-generated art assets before the game's October launch after finding itself on the receiving end of public outcry.
Jurassic World Evolution 3 was announced back in 2024, but we got our first proper look at the dinopark management sequel with a gameplay reveal trailer at Summer Game Fest earlier this month. Potential players were enthusiastic about new features like generational dino breeding, new terrain and scenery customization tools, and balloon tours. Everyone loves balloon tours.
Many of those players weren't as enthused, however, when they visited Jurassic World 3's Steam page to find an AI generated content disclosure statement. The now-removed disclaimer, which you can find on archived versions of the Steam listing, said that "Scientists' avatars are created using generative AI."
