Nintendo is staying true to its roots. While many companies are starting to use AI in game development, Nintendo says it won’t rely too much on it. Doug Bowser, president of Nintendo of America, ...

Nintendo isn't ruling out using AI in the development of its games going forward, but Nintendo of America president Doug ...

There’s no telling what kind of tools will come along to speed up things like programming and level design, but Bowser is ...

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Nintendo has a lot on its plate right now, so it's no surprise that it's not exactly interested in using AI to make video ...

So there is always ... At the time, the executive said Nintendo would consider leveraging AI like it would any new technology, but games will not be made by "technology alone." ...

so there's one utilisation — but what I would say is, if developers choose to use AI, and this is a discussion right now at Nintendo, it's not the only method of developing games. We still ...

So, there's always, always going to be a human touch, and a human engagement in how we develop and build our games." Image credit: Nintendo As Bowser touched on, AI continues to be a hot topic and ...