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After Crazy Taxi's AI Drama, SEGA Says It's Being 'Very Cautious' About Using the Tech

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Won't be used for creative aspects. Generative AI continues to be a controversial topic in many fields, and although it may have its uses, many stand against its use in creative endeavours — and that's pretty much how publisher SEGA sees it. The Japanese company stated its stance on AI in an interview with Nikkei, essentially saying it does use the…

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  1. Push SquareAfter Crazy Taxi's AI Drama, SEGA Says It's Being 'Very Cautious' About Using the TechRead full article on Push Square (opens in a new tab)
    Preview from Push Square: After Crazy Taxi's AI Drama, SEGA Says It's Being 'Very Cautious' About Using the Tech

    Won't be used for creative aspects. Generative AI continues to be a controversial topic in many fields, and although it may have its uses, many stand against its use in creative endeavours — and that's pretty much how publisher SEGA sees it. The Japanese company stated its stance on AI in an interview with Nikkei, essentially saying it does use the…

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  2. GamesIndustry.bizSega won't "entrust the creative aspect of games to AI," but is using tech to "improve efficiency" in other departmentsRead full article on GamesIndustry.biz (opens in a new tab)
  3. VGCSega claims it’s being ‘very cautious’ about AI and won’t use it for creative workRead full article on VGC (opens in a new tab)

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