1000xResist studio reveals next game Prove You're Human, about debating an uncanny AI

Prove You're Human will explore the 'existential dread of the onset of this current wave of artificial intelligence' Developer sunset visitor 斜陽過客 released 1000xResist for Nintendo Switch and Windows PC in 2024, an experimental meditation on diaspora, the pandemic, and more. It received several award nominations, winning a Peabody along the way, and released last fall on PlayStation and Xbox consoles. The studio revealed its next project on Thursday at the Triple-i Initiative Showcase: Prove You're Human, a narrative-focused game about proving to an AI that it's not a human. Founder of sunset visitor 斜陽過客 Remy Siu told Polygon over a video call that development of Prove You're Human started at the end of the studio's work on 1000xResist two years ago. Noticing the rise of generative AI in everyday life at the time, Siu and sunset visitor 斜陽過客 saw an opportunity. "We wanted to dive into this tension of what was happening in 2024 and up until now, both about the state of work and labor and also the effectual experience of artificial intelligence, to a certain extent, actualizing, and the effect of that as a person." In Prove You're Human, you play as the digital copy of someone hired

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