Nexus Mods to require AI-use disclosure for new mod uploads

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Nexus Mods, a major PC gaming mod repository, will make disclosure of AI use mandatory for new mod uploads. Mod authors will have to declare whether they used AI in creating their work. The announcement came in a broader post from site owner Victor "Foledinho" Folmann about AI-generated content on the platform. Folmann said users had frequently complained that AI use in mods was not clearly disclosed. The site already has tags for AI-generated and AI-assisted mods, but plans to make that information clearer and more accessible.

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