Almost all gaming companies use artificial intelligence, but new tools may create more problems than they solve.
Ubisoft recently confirmed the use of generative AI in all offices and development teams. Microsoft has been working on the MUSE tool, which allows creating games without programming, and EA is developing a chatbot that can change gameplay in real time.
But the widespread use of AI has its drawbacks. It is reported that at EA, technologies lead to critical errors that developers fix manually. Developers rarely show the use of AI to avoid scandals. Bloomberg journalist Jason Schreier noted that AI may cause more harm than good.
In my experience and the experience of others, AI creates more problems than it solves.
Accelerating production with AI can complicate the work of teams to refine and select the best content.
