Steam players have learned to flag AI games, but the "red tag" explains nothing and causes confusion

All games whose authors mentioned AI were under attack.

Steam Next Fest recently kicked off on PC. However, the festival of demos in Valve's service disappointed some players — among the participating games, many were created with the help of artificial intelligence. Often these are not the highest quality projects, so in search of “normal games,” Steam users have to spend a lot of time.

A user under the nickname Yutrzenika1 drew attention to a solution presented by @MurphyObv. The browser extension highlights in red games whose developers indicated in the description that they used AI.

The published video shows this extension in action. Yutrzenika1 scrolls through the Steam Next Fest demo feed for 90 seconds — many of them received a “red tag.”

The current version of the solution has a significant drawback. All games whose authors mentioned that they used artificial intelligence are marked in red. However, not all games made with AI are “neural slop.”

Some developers use AI for testing, prototyping, or creating quick localizations. Therefore, a perfectly normal game can be marked “red.”