Trails in the Sky developer Falcom confirms it is using generative AI during development | Hitmarker

Falcom has stated that using AI has helped speed up several tasks.

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Electronic Arts signs a deal with Stability AI: 'We’re evolving how we work so that AI becomes a trusted ally'

EA wants everyone to know that this is all about "empowering" its people.

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Square Enix aims to have AI doing 70% of its QA work by the end of 2027, which seems like it'd be hard to achieve without laying off most of your QA workers

Square Enix is partnering with an AI research lab at the University of Tokyo to "improve the efficiency of game development processes."

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Sega says it will use AI in game development, but only in ‘appropriate use cases’ | VGC

The company is aware that AI can “face strong resistance in creative areas”…

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Todd Howard says AI can't replace human 'creative intention,' but it's part of Bethesda's 'toolset for how we build our worlds or check things'

Maybe he should've said Office. No, wait. Gmail? No, hold on.

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Level-5 gives examples of AI use in their projects, including generation of character concepts and quests in Decapolice

Level-5 embraces the use of AI technologies in their development pipeline.

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Level-5 CEO says games are now being made 80-90% by AI, making “aesthetic sense” a must for developers - AUTOMATON WEST

As AI becomes more common in game development, in order to break through devs will need to have a "sense for aesthetics," says Akihiro Hino.

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Horizon Steel Frontiers Makes Extensive Usage of AI in Production, Says NCSOFT

At G-Star 2025, NCSOFT revealed that the team behind the MMORPG Horizon Steel Frontiers is making extensive usage of AI during production.

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Your Favourite Game Dev Is Probably Using AI; CD Projekt Red Joins Larian In Claiming There Are "Meaningful" Benefits To The Tech

CDPR is already implementing AI technology into "productivity areas".

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