According to a poll, Generative AI is being used at a whopping 100% Japanese online game developers, as copyright infringement concerns climb
A report indicates that 100% of Japanese online game developers surveyed are using generative AI, with Google's Gemini being the most popular tool. The primary uses are user preference analysis and behavior prediction, while players express concerns about copyright infringement and homogenization of games. This trend contrasts with a more reserved approach in Western development, despite efforts by companies like Epic Games to integrate AI tools.
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- Topic: Copyright Infringement
- Company: Microsoft
- Company: Sony
- Company: Epic Games
- Topic: Game Development
- Company: Anthropic
- Game: Baldur's Gate 3
- Game: Pragmata
- Topic: Generative AI
- Company: Capcom
- Company: Google
- Game: Ultrakill
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