Nintendo Rejects Generative AI for Game Development
Company cites intellectual property concerns and commitment to unique, human-driven creativity.
- Nintendo President Shuntaro Furukawa confirmed the decision during a recent investor Q&A.
- Furukawa emphasized the company's decades of expertise in creating optimal gaming experiences.
- Generative AI raises unresolved intellectual property issues, according to Furukawa.
- Nintendo prefers to rely on experienced employees rather than technology alone.
- Other companies like EA and Ubisoft are more open to integrating generative AI into their development processes.