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GGWP gives developers free access to AI moderation platform

July 20, 2023

Developers now have free (and full) access to moderation platforms to better curb player toxicity.

VENTURE BEAT

GGWP raises $10M for AI-based platform to moderate multiplayer games

July 19, 2023

GGWP has announced that it has raised $10 million in funding for its AI-based platform for moderating community behavior in multiplayer games.

YAHOO! FINANCE

GGWP Unveils Free-to-Use Model of its Best-in-Class AI-Based Game Moderation Platform

July 19, 2023

GGWP Brings New Funding from Samsung Ventures, SK Telecom Ventures and Others to Build More Positive Player Communities.

GAMESINDUSTRY.BIZ

GGWP raises $10m for AI moderation platform

July 20, 2023

Platform now available to all developers after a year of limited access.

VENTURE BEAT

Using tech to fight toxicity in online games

June 28, 2023

We’re probably never going to stamp out toxicity in online games. But it’s always interesting to see how we can fight the good fight.

ENGADGET

GGWP is an AI system that tracks and fights in-game toxicity

March 21, 2022

AAA studios won’t fix the problem, so esports pro Dennis Fong is stepping up.

THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER

Tech Veterans Launch AI-Powered Platform to Combat Video Game Toxicity and Disruptive Behavior

March 21, 2022

GGWP, whose name derives from the common term “Good Game, Well Played,” has raised $12 million in seed funding led by Bitkraft Ventures.

VENTURE BEAT

Dennis Fong’s GGWP raises $12M for AI to combat game toxicity

March 21, 2022

He founded the San Francisco company at the end of 2020 with Crunchyroll founder Kun Gao and AI expert George Ng. Their aim is to solve the massive problem of online toxicity in games.

GAME INDUSTRY

GGWP raises $12m in seed funding

 

Investment to go towards technology to help reduce toxicity within online gaming communities

SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS JOURNAL

This Bay Area startup co-founded by a pro gamer wants to end toxicity in gaming

 

Anyone familiar with online gaming knows its greatest problem: toxicity. Players are extremely creative in finding new ways to be horrible to each other — and not just in terms of sending derogatory messages.

ARS TECHNICA

How to make online games less toxic? GDC devs debate moderation

 

Artificial intelligence, verbalizing feelings, and massively multiplayer horse games.