Nintendo has shared its thoughts on AI use, and assured its games will always have "a human touch".
Bowser: “We still believe that what makes our games special is our developers, their artistic capabilities, their insight into how people play. So, there’s always, always going to be a human touch, and a human engagement in how we develop and build our games.”
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They have plenty of artwork to make their own Bowser model, or Mario model. Llms and image generators are AI, AI is not only LLMs and image generators. Anyone can create a new model of content they own, and they have plenty.
Cool, and you think Nintendo is spending the resources to develop their own model from scratch? Because if not, the existing models were built and refined upon other people’s art (written, drawn, etc.)
I don’t think they are, because that would be costly; it’s much easier to just enter a licensing agreement.
Azure, AWS, and GCP all literally have tools to drag and drop and train a model.