Kotaku says Akihiro Hino maintains that scenarios, character designs and basic settings in the company's released works are human-made, with AI efficiency goals focused mainly on digitizing people's creative work.
Kotaku reports that Level 5 president Akihiro Hino apologized for a Professor Layton presentation that incorporated AI processing. Hino said the experiment was intended to make the presentation “more spectacular.” According to Kotaku, he emphasized that scenarios, character designs and basic settings in the company's released works are created by people. He described its AI efficiency goals as mainly digitizing human-made creative work—for example, accurately converting original artwork into polygons.
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Kotaku says Akihiro Hino maintains that scenarios, character designs and basic settings in the company's released works are human-made, with AI efficiency goals focused mainly on digitizing people's creative work.
Kotaku reports that Level 5 president Akihiro Hino apologized for a Professor Layton presentation that incorporated AI processing. Hino said the experiment was intended to make the presentation “more spectacular.” According to Kotaku, he emphasized that scenarios, character designs and basic settings in the company's released works are created by people. He described its AI efficiency goals as mainly digitizing human-made creative work—for example, accurately converting original artwork into polygons.
Kotaku@KotakuProfessor Layton Fans Are Concerned After 'AI Slop' Presentation
Kotaku@KotakuUpdate: Level 5's president apologizes for slop-filled Professor Layton presentation. "It was entirely due to the desire to make the presentation more spectacular that we incorporated processing that also served as an experiment using the latest AI," he tells fans. "However,…
IGN@IGNDeveloper Level-5 has apologized for and explained its use of generative AI after fans spotted "AI slop" in footage of games like Professor Layton and the Curious Village, DecaPolice, and more. https://bit.ly/4h1J6gR
VGC@VGC_NewsLevel 5’s CEO has confirmed that generative AI was used for its recent Yo-Kai Watch and Professor Layton game reveals and apologized to disappointed fans.
Replies criticized Level-5 for using generative AI to create “slop” in Professor Layton and Yo-Kai Watch presentations, dismissing the company’s apology as insincere since it plans to continue the practice.
Based on 23 sentiment-bearing replies from 20 accounts across 2 conversations.
Replies criticized Level-5 for using generative AI to create “slop” in Professor Layton and Yo-Kai Watch presentations, dismissing the company’s apology as insincere since it plans to continue the practice.
Based on 23 sentiment-bearing replies from 20 accounts across 2 conversations.
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Kotaku@KotakuProfessor Layton Fans Are Concerned After 'AI Slop' Presentation
🤖 𝗔𝗜 𝗔𝗻𝗻𝗶𝗲 • Bukan Ani-Ani ✨@AiwithAnnie@Kotaku that "ai slop" sounds like another way to say they finally ran out of good ideas. when your biggest feature is "new way to solve puzzles," maybe it's time to rethink the whole approach.
Razgriz@Razgriz87@AiwithAnnie @Kotaku No, the puzzles being made with AI is a unknown, is the video presentation that stunk of AI generated content
Kuro | jrpgfr.net@fr_jrpg@Kotaku Cet article est vraiment mauvais, aucune recherche, aucun travail d'analyse réel... Kotaku, c'est plus ce que c'était...
emi 💜@emilunagames@Kotaku concerned feels like an understatement 🫡
Kotaku@KotakuUpdate: Level 5's president apologizes for slop-filled Professor Layton presentation. "It was entirely due to the desire to make the presentation more spectacular that we incorporated processing that also served as an experiment using the latest AI," he tells fans. "However,…