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Nintendo Would Rather Go in a Different Direction
Here’s what Nintendo’s Shigeru Miyamoto thinks about AI
Mario and Zelda creator Shigeru Miyamoto says Nintendo isn't chasing AI because the company always wants to "go in a different direction."
Mario Creator Shigeru Miyamoto Talks AI, Says Nintendo Wants To "Go In A Different Direction"
Miyamoto said Nintendo's ambition is "trying to find what makes Nintendo special." He added: "There is a lot of talk about AI, for example. When that happens, everyone starts to go in the same direction, but that is where Nintendo would rather go in a different direction."
Shigeru Miyamoto on AI: ‘Nintendo Would Rather Go in a Different Direction’
Nintendo’s Shigeru Miyamoto has said the company would rather go in a “different direction” than the rest of the video game industry when it comes to generative AI.
Nintendo’s Shigeru Miyamoto Comments on AI in Gaming
Nintendo's Shigeru Miyamoto discusses AI in game development and whether it has a place with the legendary game developer publisher.
Miyamoto: Nintendo Would Rather Go “In A Different Direction” Than AI, As They Prepare Lawsuits For That Too
Nintendo has chimed in on AI twice, via Shigeru Miyamoto, and via their fabled legal department. As reported by Nintendo Everything, Miyamoto shared some off-the-cuff remarks with the New York Times about the now popular AI model technology that has seemingly overtaken the tech world. To quote Miyamoto:
Legendary Mario creator on AI: Nintendo is “going the opposite direction”
Miyamoto's statement comes a few months after a more noncommittal position Nintendo President Shintaro Furukawa took in a July investor Q&A. "Generative AI, which is becoming a big topic recently, can be used in creative ways, but we recognize that it may also raise issues with intellectual property rights," Furukawa said at the time.
Nintendo boss Shigeru Miyamoto dismisses AI trend
In order to continue pursing its path of originality, Nintendo CEO Shigeru Miyamoto has stressed the company would "rather go in a different direction" instead of following the gaming industry's A.I.
Shigeru Miyamoto And Nintendo Not Interested in Generative AI
In an interview, Shigeru Miyamoto commented on AI, stating that Nintendo would rather go in a different direction.
Nintendo boss Shigeru Miyamoto rejects the current AI trend
In order to continue pursing its path of originality, Nintendo CEO Shigeru Miyamoto has stressed the company would "rather go in a different direction" instead of following the gaming industry's A.I.
Nintendo would "rather go in a different direction" than follow AI trend, says Miyamoto
Nintendo's Shigeru Miyamoto has stated the company would "rather go in a different direction" when it comes to using AI. In an interview with the New York Times, Miyamoto discussed the importance of originality for the company and what makes Nintendo special,
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Shigeru Miyamoto Wants Nintendo to Be Left Out of the 'Game Wars' Focused on High Specs and Performance
As PlayStation and Xbox continue to tout new hardware and improved performance, Super Mario and The Legend of Zelda creator ...
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"Nintendo would rather go in a different direction," says Shigeru Miyamoto about AI
Miyamoto, the creator of some of Nintendo's most successful franchises (Mario, The Legend of Zelda, Donkey Kong, etc.), still ...
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