AI in gaming
Hyung-tae Kim, CEO of South Korean studio Shift Up and director of Stellar Blade, stated that generative AI is essential for competing with large Chinese teams in game development. Speaking at a national economic conference, Kim highlighted the disparity in team sizes and argued AI could enable one person to do the work of 100. The comments come as Shift Up develops a sequel to its successful 2024 action game.
Imeripotiwa na AI
Artificial intelligence has been credited for the rising popularity of Korean video games on the world stage, powering immersive experiences in titles like Nexon's Ark Raiders and Relu Games' Mimesis. These games have achieved strong sales and awards, but their use of AI has sparked debates over creativity and ethics. Industry watchers predict rapid growth in game AI adoption despite pushback.