AI in GamingArc Raiders' publisher unveiled its end-to-end AI intelligence platform at a Tokyo briefing, claiming billions of player sessions will empower developers — not replace them. The GDC 2026 survey tells a different story about how developers feel.
AI in GamingThe GDC 2026 State of the Industry survey revealed a perfect paradox: developer opposition and corporate adoption have hit the exact same number. Here's what the data actually says, and why the rift between creators and executives is only getting wider.
AI in GamingCapcom publicly declared it won't ship AI-generated materials in final games. But between Street Fighter 6's AI-driven commentary, Monster Hunter Wilds' brainstorming tools, and the DLSS 5 blindside, the distinction between AI-assisted and AI-generated is getting blurry fast.
AI in GamingGDC 2026's State of the Industry survey reveals 52% of game developers believe generative AI is bad for the industry, up from 30% last year. Meanwhile, over half of companies are actively deploying AI tools. The disconnect between the people who make games and the people who fund them has never been wider.