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Key Takeaways

Nintendo is not planning to use AI in game development, in contrast to many other studios.

AI is already impacting game development, with 62% of studios using it.

Despite concerns, Nintendo plans to stick to human developers for now.

Shigeru Miyamoto of Nintendo fame has spoken out about AI during a recent interview. With so many game developers embracing the new technology, Miyamoto has given an idea of how Nintendo feels about it and whether it will be using it going forward in projects.

Generative AI has already had an impact on numerous fields, and gaming is no different. Some developers have already announced plans to utilize AI in development, which understandably has workers in the industry anxious about their future. With so many layoffs in gaming and overall restructuring already becoming commonplace, some have worried that AI will take over some human developers’ work.

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