Strauss Zelnick and Hiroki Totoki said that AI would not replace human creativity in the entertainment business, but they both still see it as a tool useful to the production pipeline.
‘If Hits Are Unexpected, Datasets Aren’t Gonna Get You There’ — Take-Two Interactive and Sony Bosses Say That AI Cannot Replace Human Creativity
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