Saber Interactive CEO Matt Karch has apologized to former lead writer Stella Sacco after spending the past week publicly attacking her over claims that she was replaced by ChatGPT during development of Rideshare “Stimulator.” “Apologies are simply in too short a supply these days to spurn one when it’s offered,” wrote Sacco. “God willing, this is the last statement I’ll need to make about this.” Saber has since updated the Steam page to disclose AI use, including AI-generated voices

Saber Interactive CEO Matthew Karch has mocked that former lead writer Stella Sacco who said was replaced by AI while working on Rideshare “Stimulator.” “Stella who? I had to ask Claude because I have never spoken to her or seen her.” “As far as Stella is concerned, she was replaced by someone more talented and terminated for a variety of reasons a few months later.” He confirmed that Saber is using AI for some parts of the game. He then said that, looking back, he would have been happy to replace her with AI, adding that AI would at least be “programmed to be honest.”

Saber Interactive has denied replacing a writer with ChatGPT on its upcoming driving game, Rideshare “Simulator.” Former lead writer Stella Sacco claimed she was removed from the project and that ChatGPT wrote the rest of the game’s text. Saber says that isn’t true and the game’s story was written entirely by real people with the writing staff tripled since 2023. But Saber confirmed AI will be used in the game. An experimental free-ride mode will use AI to generate dialogue for an effectively unlimited number of passengers

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