2024.07.05 While the gaming industry explores the potential of generative AI, Nintendo remains cautious due to concerns over IP rights and the company's predilection for its unique approach to game development.
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BAS- oh wait it’s about IP, not as based as I thought, I wish they cared about their artists at least.
I think they do, even if they don’t say it publicly. They recognize that they have very talented artists and don’t need AI for anything really