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Brendan Lowry

Games Workshop, the creator of Warhammer, has banned its developers from using AI — but admits it’s still inquisitive about the tech — "None are thatexcited about it yet"

Press kit screenshot of the player's party fighting a Chaos daemon in Warhammer 40,000: Dark Heresy.

Games Workshop, the company behind Warhammer, just banned its developers from using AI tools — but in the same breath admitted it’s still “inquisitive” about the technology. The move highlights a growing tension in the industry: studios publicly rejecting AI to protect creative jobs, while quietly exploring how the tech might reshape workflows, costs, and content in the future

Fans of tabletop and miniature wargames are no doubt familiar with the fantasy series Warhammer and its sci-fi counterpart Warhammer 40,000. Both properties represent the largest and most popular tabletop wargames in the world, with maker Games Workshop licensing the franchises to various other developers and manufacturers to create toys, board games, novels, video games, and more.

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