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Sega claims it’s being ‘very cautious’ about AI and won’t use it for creative work
Sega says it is taking a “very cautious” approach to using AI in game development, and ruled out the technology entirely for creative work.
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Sega says it is taking a “very cautious” approach to using AI in game development, and ruled out the technology entirely for creative work. That’s according to the company’s senior executive officer and deputy chief business officer, Tsuyoshi Saito.
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