Netflix has been making strides in the gaming industry by adding mobile games to its subscription and expanding its gaming sector in recent years. The streaming giant has acquired studios, released games based on popular TV shows, and secured big-name titles for its platform.
Despite a mix of hits and misses with its games, Netflix recently announced its investment in a new GenAI for Games department. This department will focus on creating games using generative AI, a move that has left fans intrigued and puzzled.
The announcement was made by Mike Verdu, the vice president of the newly established department, on LinkedIn. Verdu's message was filled with tech jargon, making it challenging for many to grasp the full extent of the initiative.
Artificial Inaccuracy
Generative AI has become more prevalent in creating images, with social media platforms showcasing AI-generated content. The bizarre images, often associated with AI, have led to confusion and frustration among users.
From strange depictions of figures to misleading information on websites, generative AI's current limitations raise questions about its potential to surpass human creativity. As the technology continues to evolve, its impact on various aspects of digital content remains a topic of interest.
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