More than 85% of games by Japanese developers are created using generative AI - a 34% increase in one year

The Computer Entertainment Suppliers Association (CESA) shared information about the use of generative artificial intelligence by Japanese developers in a preview of its annual report on the state of the video game industry. Image source: Capcom

More than 85% of games by Japanese developers are created using generative AI – a 34% increase in one year

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