Star Wars: Fate of the Old Republic rejette l'IA générative

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Arcanaut Studios développe Star Wars: Fate of the Old Republic sans outils d'IA générative. Le projet est dirigé par l'ancien directeur de BioWare, Casey Hudson, et soutenu par GreaterThan Group.

Le jeu a été dévoilé lors de la présentation des Game Awards 2025. Hudson, qui dirige désormais Arcanaut Studios, a confirmé cette décision dans des commentaires adressés à Bloomberg. Il a décrit l'IA générative comme créativement dépourvue d'âme et a déclaré qu'il restait peu impressionné par ses utilisations potentielles dans le développement.

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