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@gameinformer So we went from "we used AI to generate references" to "we went and got references and then used AI anyway." This just makes them sound dumb.
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After Crazy Taxi: World Tour's Steam page disclosed AI use in the most vague manner possible, we asked the game's lead producer to clarify how they used AI in development. Here's what he said: gameinformer.com/sgf-2026/2026/…
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I find it interesting that many people see AI in games as okay as long as its used for concept work and doesn't make it into the final game.
I just want to remind these people that in game development, there are people who's entire role is to develop concept art/assets.
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An achievement all thanks to you. We're eternally grateful that Street Fighter 6 has now sold over 7 million copies worldwide!
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"Oh, it's not in the final game, so it's fine"
Grow a fucking backbone and stop being such an eager consumer.
【 SEGA INFORMANT / セガ・インフォーマント 】@SEGAInforment
【 OFFICAL COMMENT ON AI USAGE IN CRAZY TAXI: WORLD TOUR】 Series Creator of Crazy Taxi, Kenji Kanno, was asked about the use of generative AI in the newest Crazy Taxi. Here was his response. Credit: @Kotaku
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“Me and the boys” (and Evil Lynn is here too I guess) 👹🤷♀️🐟💀
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Imagina alimentar centros de datos para simples placeholders
Olvidamos que los placeholders se llevan haciendo a mano durante décadas?
Esta es la típica de introducir algo lentamente más y más hasta que luego medio juego es IA
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Sonic and all Characters@SAAC_News
Any AI assets are used only as placeholders that are being replaced with manually created materials, says the Crazy Taxi: World Tour lead, Kenji Kanno, to Kotaku. “We used it as a reference, so our artists would pull up [and] generate some of their ideas, and then they would look at that, you know, generated image, and then they would draw the actual thing. So actual creators, everything from programming to assets, everything is made by an actual human. It’s only used as a reference for them to look at, and then they would actually create the actual thing that would go into the game.” SEGA is far from the first company to use AI for such purposes. While such publishers often face initial criticism, it seems that the tool is becoming the industry’s norm. #SEGA #CrazyTaxi
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