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The v35.20 Fortnite update introduced a subtle interface change from Epic Games that quickly drew controversy.

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Fortnite's inclusion of an Google AI-powered character quickly led to players manipulating it into using profanity and slurs.

Mere hours after the debut of AI Darth Vader in Fortnite, the character began spewing racial slurs and making real-world threats against players, sparking immediate backlash and concern.

As soon as Darth Vader was added into the game, players were getting the character to say the word “fuck” and use homophobic slurs. Adding to the controversy, the SAG-AFTRA union has made it clear ...

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