All articles tagged with #industry controversy
Originally Published 20 days ago — by Nintendo Life
The article discusses the increasing use of generative AI by major game companies for tasks like concept art and asset creation, highlighting industry experimentation, potential impacts on creativity and employment, and mixed player reactions, with some experts suggesting AI could improve game quality while others worry about artistic integrity and job displacement.
Originally Published 2 months ago — by GameSpot
Square Enix plans to replace 70% of its game QA with AI to save $19.6 million, but Baldur's Gate 3's publishing director criticizes this move, emphasizing the importance of human QA for community feedback and industry growth. The industry is seeing a broader trend of AI adoption, but experts warn against undervaluing human roles in game development.
Originally Published 6 months ago — by Windows Central
Microsoft reportedly met with Romero Games just a day before canceling their funding and laying off staff, with no prior warning, raising concerns about Microsoft's business practices and transparency in the gaming industry. The studio was working on a well-developed FPS title, and the incident highlights broader layoffs and cancellations affecting multiple game studios under Microsoft.
Originally Published 6 months ago — by NBC News
Soham Parekh went viral after it was revealed he was working simultaneously for up to four tech startups due to financial hardship, sparking industry debate about remote work ethics and practices. Despite admitting to the multiple jobs, Parekh claims he did so out of necessity, and he has now committed to working for only one company, Darwin.
Originally Published 7 months ago — by Page Six
Over 500 Broadway artists have signed a letter condemning Patti LuPone for making derogatory and misogynistic comments about fellow artists Audra McDonald and Kecia Lewis, criticizing her behavior as bullying and a violation of industry values of respect and equity.
Originally Published 7 months ago — by New York Post
Over 500 Broadway artists signed an open letter condemning Patti LuPone for her recent derogatory comments about fellow artists Audra McDonald and Kecia Lewis, criticizing her for promoting disrespect and microaggressions within the theater community.