Guo Ji Jin Rong Bao·2025-08-12 14:01Core Viewpoint - The recent controversy surrounding the AI features of NetEase's martial arts games "Yanyun Shiliusheng" and "Nishuihan" has escalated into a public dispute, with both games' communities actively engaging in discussions about potential plagiarism and originality of their respective AI functionalities [1][6]. Group 1: Company Responses - "Yanyun Shiliusheng" stated that its new feature "Xile Mode" utilizes AIxPose and AIxFace technologies developed by NetEase's AI Lab, emphasizing that the underlying training data was sourced internally and the technology was customized based on the game's needs [2][4]. - NetEase's AI Lab also issued a statement defending the originality of its technology, asserting that the algorithms provided for "Yanyun" were tailored to meet specific product requirements and that the lab has been a deep partner since the game's launch [2][4]. Group 2: Community Reactions - Following the announcement from "Nishuihan" on August 10, which claimed its AI "Film Crew Mode" was unique and not subject to copying, tensions between the two game communities intensified, with players accusing "Yanyun" of plagiarism [5][6]. - Players from both communities have engaged in heated debates regarding the originality of the features, questioning whether "Yanyun" is affiliated with "Nishuihan" and discussing the implications of potential copying in game functionalities [6]. Group 3: Background Information - Both "Yanyun Shiliusheng" and "Nishuihan" are backed by different divisions within NetEase, with "Yanyun" associated with NetEase Interactive Entertainment and "Nishuihan" linked to NetEase Leihuo, highlighting the competitive landscape within the company [7][8]. - The AI Labs of both divisions were established in 2017, focusing on different aspects of AI application in gaming, with NetEase's AI Lab concentrating on game-specific AI technologies [9][11].