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Story summary
- Gamer backlash against generative AI is growing, as players view it as a threat to game quality and creative jobs.
- They point to rising hardware costs from AI demand, with DDR5 memory prices doubling.
- Backlash over AI-generated content in Postal and Call of Duty has prompted boycotts and calls for regulation.
- Rep. Ro Khanna (D-Calif.) has called for regulations to protect jobs from AI exploitation.
