Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick thinks the ongoing AI revolution will not significantly affect the game production industry from an employment or creative standpoint. Although ChatGPT has proven...
You underestimate people’s willingness to enjoy slop. Regardless, AI will continue to improve and consume more and more areas of game development. Just like a basic web page can be generated from a prompt a game will be created from the specifications outlined in a game design project plan.
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Take-Two CEO? absolutely do not believe anything coming out of his mouth or company. Scum.
Get ready for a wave of uncreative games.
I’m already losing sounds gigs to AI…
He’s right, but not for the reason he thinks. AAAs continuing to prove indies are the best place to find interesting games.
As if this tool knows anything about creativity beyond being creative with numbers
To make a videogame (that’s worth being played) you need to innovate and iterate and find fun in the mechanics by testing them for “fun”
An AI doesn’t inovate. An AI doesn’t have “fun”
AI cannot make an original videogame
A video game does not need to be innovative to be fun.
Yeah an AI can make clone slop sure. Enjoy your slop
You underestimate people’s willingness to enjoy slop. Regardless, AI will continue to improve and consume more and more areas of game development. Just like a basic web page can be generated from a prompt a game will be created from the specifications outlined in a game design project plan.