Future? No Thanks! developer removes AI voices and offers refunds
Paolo Pedercini says players who 'still feel betrayed' by the game's AI use can ask him for a refund.

Paolo Pedercini, who makes games as Molleindustria, has removed AI-generated content from his satirical adventure game Future? No Thanks!, PC Gamer and Kotaku report. He had earlier disclosed in a blog post that the game used text-to-speech voices and, Kotaku says, two music loops made with Suno.
PC Gamer says the AI voice lines were replaced with lines recorded by human actors earlier this year. A small amount of code that Pedercini says was debugged with AI tools stays in the game.
In a second blog post, Pedercini offered refunds to buyers who "still feel betrayed", paid by PayPal or Venmo, and said his next game will be "completely hand-coded".
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