Overview
- Greene says Krafton is only a minority stakeholder and that the companies have operated separately since 2021.
- He confirms the studio is researching machine learning and local GPU compute to help artists scale world generation.
- Prologue: Go Wayback! launches on November 20 in Steam Early Access as a showcase for terrain-level world building.
- Krafton recently rolled out an 'AI first' mandate and offered voluntary redundancies, drawing scrutiny across the industry.
- Greene says he is encouraged by player pushback against generative AI and frames his tools as enabling, not replacing, artists.