"We live in a world full of AI, let's be honest with ourselves" - 1666: Amsterdam developer still using AI tools despite recent controversy
Canadian developer Panache Digital, co-founded by Patrice Désilets, is still using AI tools in the development of its action game 1666: Amsterdam, though less frequently. Following controversy over AI-generated assets in a playable prologue, Désilets stated that AI will not be present in the final product, but acknowledged its ongoing use as a development tool. The game is set to launch into PC early access on August 25th for $30.
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- Person: Patrice Désilets
- Topic: Artificial Intelligence
- Game: 1666: Amsterdam
- Platform: PC
- Platform: Steam
- Topic: Game Development
- Game: Assassin's Creed III
- Company: Panache Digital
- Platform: Epic Games Store
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