Presumably as a result of Valve's policy, Activision now includes a disclaimer on the Call of Duty ... game assets." Interestingly, there is no such disclosure on the Modern Warfare 3 page ...

Earlier today, the Call of Duty League officially announced a major change to the Search and Destroy map pool heading into ...

Call of Duty League players and fans rejoiced after Vault and Skyline were removed as SnD maps ahead of Major 3.

Activision admits using AI for Call of Duty assets due to new Steam policy. Players had long suspected AI use based on unnatural in-game assets. Community backlash ensues over vague AI disclosure ...

TL;DR: Activision has confirmed that Call of Duty uses AI-generated content, following a mandatory disclosure on Steam. The game has faced past accusations of using AI for assets like skins ...

VividQ, a tech startup specializing in computational holography, has ported Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II to its hologram-compatible viewing format.

Activision confirms AI usage for in-game Call of Duty assets on Steam There seem to be several factors to Activision opening up about its use of AI. Players noticed months ago that some content ...

As spotted by Call of Duty account CharlieIntel, the Steam page for the game's launcher (incorporating Black Ops 6, Modern Warfare 3, and Warzone ... some in-game assets," it reads.

A new leak suggests the Grau 5.56 and HDR will be returning to Warzone in Season 3. Recent rumors have also indicated that Verdansk will return to Warzone in March alongside the new season.

After months of players calling foul of suspected AI art in Call of Duty, Activision has admitted it's using generative AI to make assets for its billion-dollar franchise. This revelation comes ...

Game-maker Activision disclosed that it used generative AI in order to “help develop some in game assets,” for the game ‘Call of Duty: Black Ops 6,’ per the notice on its Steam page.