AI is used for video, images, stories, text, programming
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According to a video game industry report previewed by the Computer Entertainment Vendors Association (CESA) last Thursday, 51% of Japanese game studios use AI development. Common uses of AI are used for video, images, stories, text and programming. In addition, 32% of companies use AI to develop game engines.
CESA conducted a survey of 198 companies from its member list last June to July. Examples of member companies include large studios such as Bandai NAMCO,,,,, Capcom,,,,, Sega,,,,, squareand tecmoand smaller independent studios. CESA did not specify in the preview how each company answered, nor did it state how AI was used for each company that was required to use.
The report also claims that the average annual salary of the Japanese gaming industry is 7.23 million yen (about $49,000), an increase of 150,000 yen (about $1,000) from 2024. The average starting salary is 259,000 yen (about $1,700), the average 23,000 yen (about $155 (about $155), and the average score in Japan is as high as 20024). Year.
CESA will release the full report in December.
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