Overview
- Yoko Taro predicts AI could make game creators unemployed within 50 years, likening their future role to that of bards.
- Taro also suggests AI will personalize game scenarios by analyzing player preferences, potentially reshaping storytelling in games.
- Kazutaka Kodaka argues that AI lacks true creativity, as it can only imitate past works rather than originate new ideas.
- Kodaka warns that AI-driven personalized content may erode shared gaming experiences and diminish the phenomenon of global hits.
- Nintendo acknowledges AI’s potential but emphasizes that human developers remain central to creating what makes their games special.