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If Valve were to use AI to provide such summary, they can be held legally liable for false information and as a consequence subject to financial compensation for lost sales.
I recommend opening the EULA and using a LLM of your choice to produce such summary yourself.
Lo mínimo ideal debería ser la protección de datos o uso de software invasivo de la privacidad (no pretendo un resumen completo de todo).
The only precedent so far was the age rating questionnaire for Germany and Brazil which lead to a huge loss of access to older titles on Steam in these countries because the affected publishers were no longer existing. That precedent was a legal requirement.
There is no legal requirement to provide such summary, so Valve will not force the publishers to provide such.