The creative director of Nier Yoko Taro comments on the games generated by the AI

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Nier: The creative director of Automata, Yoko Taro, provides that the IA will put the creators of games without work.
Taro said: “Artificial intelligence will make all games of games unemployed.”
The director added that artificial intelligence would move the game industry from “an era in which we must imitate the style of our favorite creators in an era where we can generate our favorite scenarios”, soon.

Beat the controversial topic of artificial intelligence and its presence in the future of the games sector, Nier: Automata The creative director, Yoko Taro, shared his opinion on where the IA is taking the next step in the development of the game and his perspective is rather desolate. It is not a secret that the IA has been one of the main concerns in different creative sectors in recent years, an example is the WGA and SAG-AFRTRA of 2023, and the Nier: Automata Creator shared a worrying opinion on the IS impact in the games sector.

Nier: Automata There is together with some of the best sequels of Square Enix on the market, joining Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth, Kingdom Hearts 2AND Neo: the world ends with youand together with the initial version of the game on PlayStation 4 and PC, Automatic Subsequently he joined the Xbox One catalog in 2018 and the Nintendo Switch roster in 2022. Taro is also known for his work as a writer of scenarios on Final Fantasy 14: Shadowbringersand his time to create the Drakengard series.

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During an interview with Famitsu (via VGC), Taro shared a declaration regarding, saying “artificial intelligence will make all the creators of games unemployed”, contrasting Kingdom as: Deliverance 2 The opinion of the director Daniel Vavra on artificial intelligence, noting his hopes that the technology will accelerate the amount of time assigned to the development of the game to allow faster releases. Taro shared his thoughts while promoting his next game, Hundreds of lineAnd he believed that the IA would change the game industry from “an era in which we must imitate the style of our favorite creators in an era where we can generate our favorite scenarios”, soon. Taro has added from a more technical point of view that the IA probably “determines users' preferences and will skillfully generate the branches of the path they would like to read and the recommendation skills will continue to improve”.

Nier: The creative director of Automata Yoko Taro thinks that the IA will make all the creators of games unemployed

On the other side of the coin, the boss of Nintendo Doug Bowser has also weighted the debate that surrounds the games generated by the AI, but has ensured to the industry that the Japanese publisher gives priority to developers and art. Taking a further step forward, the interactive CEO of Taked-Tatwo Strauss Zelnick entered the subject to push his belief that the evolution of the AI would not lead to job losses, but instead they increase employment.

The controversial topic not only affects the games industry, but also the film sector must face similar concerns. Avatar Director James Cameron is currently embracing artificial intelligence to improve graphics, cutting the production costs, but the creator's comments have also aroused the debate on how the use of these tools will have an impact on potential job losses and on the quality of the contents. Both video games and the cinematographic communities are divided on the subject, with some vision of Cameron in support of Cameron and others who fear the impact that this will have on human creativity.