A Delaware judge has ruled that Krafton must reinstate Ted Gill, the fired CEO of Unknown Worlds, and give him control over release plans for 'Subnautica 2'. In ruling, the judge accuses Krafton's CEO of using ChatGPT to come up with strategy to get out of paying Unknown Worlds a $250m bonus

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In a new development in the Subnautica 2 legal saga between the co-founders of developer Unknown Worlds and publisher Krafton, a judge has ruled that former CEO Ted Gill must be reinstated after being fired "without valid cause". The judge wrote in a resolution today that Krafton breached its Equity Purchase Agreement (EPA) with Unknown Worlds by firing Gill "and by improperly seizing operational control of Unknown Worlds". The official judge ruling included the part about AI: Over the last few

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A Delaware judge has ruled that Krafton must reinstate Ted Gill, the fired CEO of Unknown Worlds, and give him control over release plans for 'Subnautica 2'. In ruling, the judge accuses Krafton's CEO of using ChatGPT to come up with strategy to get out of paying Unknown Worlds a $250m bonus
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