Shift Up CTO Says The Stellar Blade Maker Is taking Fan Complaints About AI Seriously, But Believes It Should Still Be Used As A Tool To Make A Great, HighQuality Game
News Source : Kotaku
News Summary
- Shift Up chief technology officer DongKi Lee was asked about the fan backlash in a recent interview.
- Lee tried to sound level-headed about the whole thing, both distancing the upcoming game from the AI video.
- But even the CTO’s more nuanced position on the topic doesn’t seem to have smoothed things over much.
- The way things are currently going, however, Shift Up shows no signs of hopping off the AI train.
- The reason we revealed that music video was to show more of the beauty of Stellar Blade Blood Rain.
- We just wanted to show a little more of each, and we did that as part of the content.
- But then, we do take seriously and importantly what the fans have been saying, and the concerns they have been expressing about the music video.
Steller Blade Blood Rains big reveal at Summer Game Fest has been all but overshadowed by the ongoing fallout over a genAI music video for the protagonist Evie that Shift Up put out back in July.
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