Claude Code and existing games: Anthropic's new rule
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Anthropic, the American company that develops the Claude artificial intelligence, has introduced a new rule for its programming tool Claude Code. The news concerns the way users can use this tool with existing video games.
Claude Code is an artificial intelligence-based assistant that helps developers write, modify and review the code of programs. In recent months, many users have also started using it to work on games that have already been published, for example to create modifications or new features. This practice has raised some questions about code ownership and the rights of game publishers.
With the new rule, the company clarifies which activities are allowed and which are not. In general, the tool should not be used to copy or alter copyright-protected games without the permission of the rights holders. Anthropic also asks users to comply with the service's terms of use.
Complete information on the rules is available on the company's official website. At present, no specific dates have been given for any checks or sanctions. The case shows how the use of artificial intelligence in the world of video games is becoming an increasingly debated topic, including in Italy, where the number of independent developers is growing.
Sources: tech-insider.org
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