AI already used by 62% of studios, Unity report claims
AI may seem like something of a dirty word at the moment, but 62 percent of studios are using AI at some point during game development.
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AI may seem like something of a dirty word at the moment, but 62 percent of studios are using AI at some point during game development.
Logitech’s LogiPlay featured some new announcements, and Logitech G and Streamlabs unveiled a new free, open-source, editing, tool, the AI Game Highlighter. If you stream and you usually spend time collecting and editing clips into highlight reels, this new tool could save you lots of time.
Unity and Convai, a company which provides generative conversation AI software, will release Project Neural Nexus, a demo game which showcases Convai's «smart» NPCs and Unity's Muse Behavior tool, later this year.
Members of actors' union SAG-AFTRA are likely to go on strike against game companies due to broken down negotiations on AI.
Steam’s newest hit survival game, Palworld, has been accused of plagiarising designs from Pokémon, as social media users negatively highlight its creator’s historical association with generative AI tools.
As the tech industry rushes headlong into a future where the term «AI» seems to be bolted on to every new product release and development, Intel's CEO Pat Gelsinger gave an interesting take on the future of AI at the World Economic Forum this week. When asked about AI research and development, he made reference to Daniel Kahneman's book, «Thinking, Fast and Slow», and the merits of the book's foundational principle when applied to AI.
Valve recently announced that Steam will allow games made with assistance from generative AI tools so long as it's disclosed. If game developers tell the truth, we ought to be seeing a lot of disclosures in the near future.
Nearly 50% of developers say that generative AI tools are being used at their workplace, while 84% say they’re concerned about their use.