CD Projekt Red CEO: Fully AI-generated games are coming, but questions if that's the right path
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Kaan Serin
Summary
CD Projekt Red's joint CEO Michał Nowakowski acknowledges that fully AI-generated games are on the horizon, having spoken with studios that operate primarily using generative AI. However, he expresses skepticism about whether this approach is the right path for game development, suggesting that AI-generated content may lack the human touch and quality that defines great games like The Witcher and Cyberpunk 2077.
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I was in a conversation with a person who started a studio and was telling me: 'I'm running a primarily AI-based studio. I can have 40 prot
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