Level 5 pledges presentation fixes and no generative AI in future videos for fans
Kotaku reports that Level 5 attributes many mistakes in its Yo-Kai Watch 2 and Professor Layton presentation to human error, despite acknowledging AI use.
Kotaku reports that Level 5 attributes many mistakes in its Yo-Kai Watch 2 and Professor Layton presentation to human error, despite acknowledging AI use.
Kotaku reports that Level 5 says AI was used in its Yo-Kai Watch 2 and Professor Layton presentation, but many of the problems fans flagged were caused by human error. The company promised fixes ahead of Tokyo Game Show 2026 and pledged to avoid generative AI in future videos for fans, while continuing to use it to boost efficiency.
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Kotaku reports that Level 5 attributes many mistakes in its Yo-Kai Watch 2 and Professor Layton presentation to human error, despite acknowledging AI use.
Kotaku reports that Level 5 says AI was used in its Yo-Kai Watch 2 and Professor Layton presentation, but many of the problems fans flagged were caused by human error. The company promised fixes ahead of Tokyo Game Show 2026 and pledged to avoid generative AI in future videos for fans, while continuing to use it to boost efficiency.
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