Kojima Skeptical of AI Art, Prefers Cinematic Death
Hideo Kojima has voiced his disinterest in artificial intelligence creating art during his lifetime. This stance follows his involvement in AI-assisted projects like a Prada advertisement. He also shared a personal wish to die peacefully in a movie theater.
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Hideo Kojima Reveals How He Wants To Die
Hideo Kojima, creator of Metal Gear Solid and Death Stranding, shared his unconventional wish to die in a movie theater just before a film begins. This sentiment reflects his deep passion for cinema, which he often states makes up a significant part of his being. Kojima is also involved in the upcoming horror game OD with Jordan Peele and declined to direct the Death Stranding movie.
Hideo Kojima says he'd like to die in a movie theater, which is a very normal thing to say
Hideo Kojima, known for his love of cinema, expressed that he would prefer to die in a movie theater, specifically during the trailers before a film begins. This sentiment aligns with his frequent movie reviews shared on social media, including a notable six-word review of the film Madame Web.
‘I’m not interested in it’: Kojima retains my GOAT status with clear AI stance
Hideo Kojima has expressed a clear disinterest in artificial intelligence within game development, reinforcing his status as a respected figure in the industry. His stance suggests a focus on human creativity and traditional development methods.
After everyone hated his AI Prada ad, Hideo Kojima says he's 'not interested' in AI
Hideo Kojima has stated he is not interested in artificial intelligence, believing it will not create true art during his lifetime. This comes after his involvement in an AI-generated Prada advertisement that received negative reception. Kojima suggests that younger generations will determine how AI is used effectively.
After Starring in an AI-Generated Video for Prada, Hideo Kojima Says 'Maybe AI Could Create Art, but While I Live, I Don't Think I'll See It'
Hideo Kojima commented on the use of artificial intelligence in creative fields after appearing in an AI-generated video for Prada. While acknowledging AI's potential to create art, Kojima expressed skepticism about seeing it happen during his lifetime.
"Maybe AI could create art, but while I live, I don't think I'll see it" - weeks after starring in a Prada art promotion created with AI tools, Hideo Kojima seems to dismiss the controversial tech's creative abilities
Hideo Kojima expressed skepticism about AI's ability to create true art during his lifetime, despite his recent collaboration with Prada on an AI-assisted art project. While acknowledging AI's potential for efficiency and future creative applications, he emphasized that art is intrinsically linked to life and human experience. Kojima believes young people will ultimately determine the ethical path for AI integration in creative fields.
Despite going to space in an AI short film created by a Death Stranding 2 partner, Hideo Kojima says he's actually…
Hideo Kojima has expressed his disinterest in AI-generated art, despite appearing in an AI-generated short film. He believes that art requires human involvement and that while technology will evolve, he is not personally interested in AI creating art during his lifetime. Kojima previously stated he would use AI to boost efficiency and handle tedious tasks in game development.
