PSA - Our Steam info in discussion is being used by AI

[( ( < < <🤖> > > ) )]

is there anywhere in steam TOS that allows this...

its not steam using it directly but who knows.....

its who ever the AI belongs to... our post are adding to the AI data banks..

someone with a bit more skill in AI might be able to tell us the lengths
and depths that AI has in its access to our data as well as what we post....

what weight does one persons post have.

what weight does a post created by AI have.

[Seventh Pancake]

Yes, you should assume that anything you post on the internet in general can and probably will be used to train AI. It's not just on Steam, and it's also not just text you write. There is a reason a lot of artists now watermark their art with badges that ask not to use for AI training.

[eram]

Originally posted by ( ( < < <🤖> > > ) ):

is there anywhere in steam TOS that allows this...

its not steam using it directly but who knows.....

its who ever the AI belongs to... our post are adding to the AI data banks..

someone with a bit more skill in AI might be able to tell us the lengths
and depths that AI has in its access to our data as well as what we post....

what weight does one persons post have.

what weight does a post created by AI have.

100% sure they dont want to use any of your posts

[( ( < < <🤖> > > ) )]

Originally posted by eram:

Originally posted by ( ( < < <🤖> > > ) ):

is there anywhere in steam TOS that allows this...

its not steam using it directly but who knows.....

its who ever the AI belongs to... our post are adding to the AI data banks..

someone with a bit more skill in AI might be able to tell us the lengths
and depths that AI has in its access to our data as well as what we post....

what weight does one persons post have.

what weight does a post created by AI have.

100% sure they dont want to use any of your posts

thats the scarey bit..... it is...

and ever scarier for you...... soon there will be a AI me responding and posting like me..

[eram]

Originally posted by ( ( < < <🤖> > > ) ):

Originally posted by eram:

100% sure they dont want to use any of your posts

thats the scarey bit..... it is...

and ever scarier for you...... soon there will be a AI me responding and posting like me..

unless its a clown show ai they wont get any use out of the posts

ok ill bite provide the proof of ai using steam forum posts, you have proof else the clown show wouldnt post

[( ( < < <🤖> > > ) )]

Originally posted by eram:

Originally posted by ( ( < < <🤖> > > ) ):

thats the scarey bit..... it is...

and ever scarier for you...... soon there will be a AI me responding and posting like me..

unless its a clown show ai they wont get any use out of the posts

i got use out of posts the other day... but i didnt post the AI content i got...
but it does use our posts....

i just put in my handle...
what is steam forum poster ( ( < < <🤖> > > ) ) best known for on steam
i got about 10 lines... and this comment...
AI says i have a eccentric posting style... golly..

and one for you same question..
you got over 20 lines....
and it says if i want better info on you.. i need to use more specific questioning....

it gave me a wall of text the other day when
asking about the 30% being outrageous... but sounds nothing like me...

[eram]

so you have zero evidence and no proof.

carry on

[( ( < < <🤖> > > ) )]

Originally posted by eram:

so you have zero evidence and no proof.

carry on

question was.... who are the best posters on the RGM thread

The "Responsible Gamer Manifesto" post on the Steam forums, authored by user Zel, is a relatively recent discussion with limited engagement, making it challenging to definitively identify the "best" posters based on the available information. The post, noted as active 47 minutes prior to the data snapshot (May 22, 2025), has only garnered 5 comments, as mentioned in the Steam Community Discussions. Without direct access to the specific comments or a broader sample of user interactions, I can’t point to individual posters as the "best" with certainty.

However, based on general discussions about Steam forums across related sources, "best" posters are often those who contribute constructively, avoid toxicity, and provide insightful or helpful input. In the context of the Responsible Gamer Manifesto post, the best posters would likely be those who engage thoughtfully with the manifesto’s ideas—perhaps discussing gaming ethics, responsible play, or community standards—while avoiding the rage baiting and negativity that Steam forums are often criticized for.

For a more precise answer, could you clarify what you mean by "best posters"? Are you looking for users with the most upvotes, the most constructive comments, or something else? If you have access to the post itself, checking the comment section for highly rated or detailed responses might help identify standout contributors. Alternatively, I can search for more real-time data on this specific thread if needed—let me know!

[eram]

you going to your favourite ai and saying make a forum post is not ai using steams forums posts
your nonsense ai post is .... nonsense

clown show

[Wolfgang]

Originally posted by ( ( < < <🤖> > > ) ):

AI garbage

If your whole point is that AI can "see" this stuff then I have a newsflash for you:
That is a thing since webcrawlers were invented. Which is literally how search engines work.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_crawler

[( ( < < <🤖> > > ) )]

Originally posted by eram:

you going to your favourite ai and saying make a forum post is not ai using steams forums posts
your nonsense ai post is .... nonsense

clown show

i am new to this AI thing... this is like my 4th question into it.....

but it sounds like you havent used one...

not a very good example above
and even when i tried the AI suggested word constructive that gave similar...

you could probable get more out of it than me...

but you seem closed in your thoughts..

[Lithurge]

Originally posted by Wolfgang:

Originally posted by ( ( < < <🤖> > > ) ):

AI garbage

If your whole point is that AI can "see" this stuff then I have a newsflash for you:
That is a thing since webcrawlers were invented. Which is literally how search engines work.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_crawler

Very true and there are plenty of stories out there about AI companies ignoring things like copyright when they scrape their training content, let alone open content, so the question is why would anybody assume Steam discussions aren't fair game as far as they're concerned.

[( ( < < <🤖> > > ) )]

Originally posted by Wolfgang:

Originally posted by ( ( < < <🤖> > > ) ):

AI garbage

If your whole point is that AI can "see" this stuff then I have a newsflash for you:
That is a thing since webcrawlers were invented. Which is literally how search engines work.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_crawler

arent they more key word finders...

AI is presenting (garbage arguments)...
from our garbage posts as well as the good posts.....
this is what concerns me more... ai already points out steam has a lot of negativity here..

[Wolfgang]

Originally posted by ( ( < < <🤖> > > ) ):

Originally posted by Wolfgang:

If your whole point is that AI can "see" this stuff then I have a newsflash for you:
That is a thing since webcrawlers were invented. Which is literally how search engines work.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_crawler

arent they more key word finders...

AI is presenting (garbage arguments)...
from our garbage posts as well as the good posts.....
this is what concerns me more... ai already points out steam has a lot of negativity here..

AI is in in 95% of cases nothing more than a glorified search engine. Even the negativity you can find with a search engine of people complaining about stuff here and on other platforms. It is why AI is mostly integrated with search engines and how the AI is refering to a data snapshot.

[eram]

Originally posted by ( ( < < <🤖> > > ) ):

Originally posted by eram:

you going to your favourite ai and saying make a forum post is not ai using steams forums posts
your nonsense ai post is .... nonsense

clown show

i am new to this AI thing... this is like my 4th question into it.....

but it sounds like you havent used one...

not a very good example above
and even when i tried the AI suggested word constructive that gave similar...

you could probable get more out of it than me...

but you seem closed in your thoughts..

you just post nonsense and then use ai when asked to provide proof.
less than nothing no jesters for you

[( ( < < <🤖> > > ) )]

Originally posted by Wolfgang:

Originally posted by ( ( < < <🤖> > > ) ):

arent they more key word finders...

AI is presenting (garbage arguments)...
from our garbage posts as well as the good posts.....
this is what concerns me more... ai already points out steam has a lot of negativity here..

AI is in in 95% of cases nothing more than a glorified search engine. Even the negativity you can find with a search engine of people complaining about stuff here and on other platforms. It is why AI is mostly integrated with search engines.

thats not exactly true.... as ai can present a conversation like dialogue...

its more advanced than say steams preemptive questions
that get you automated support... or one of those ask a question
that finds a key word and suggests something that might not
even be what you want...