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An AI-generated Resident Evil Requiem review briefly made it on Metacritic

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Metacritic removed an AI-generated review of Resident Evil Requiem published by UK gaming site VideoGamer, highlighting the growing issue of fake content in media. This incident underscores the importance for aggregators and readers to verify the authenticity of reviews, as reliance on AI-generated content can undermine credibility. Content creators are advised to maintain transparency about their writing processes and avoid using AI-generated material without clear disclosure to preserve trust with their audience.

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