Peter Molyneux urges caution over AI quality in game development

14 articles · Updated · 80.lv · Apr 24

Molyneux, known for Fable and Black & White, told the BBC that current AI is not suitable for use in games and warned about potential abuse, following the release of his final project, Masters of Albion.
He emphasized the need for safeguards before integrating AI into game development, despite acknowledging its potential to disrupt the industry in the future.
Molyneux’s cautious stance contrasts with his history of experimentation, and he believes society will eventually adapt to technological changes as AI evolves.

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