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EA studios 'hunger' to start using generative AI 'as quickly as possible,' says CEO
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Oop I didn't mean to say overpay lmao, I know that's not the case.
I honestly had no idea the games industry was so lucrative, I assumed they made less money than movies but that's not even on the list. That's extra evil, I knew they have rich execs ofc but I didn't know just how badly distributed that wealth was. Maybe they make more profit bc of how horribly they treat everyone Idk, or maybe bc there aren't as many celebrities with massive paychecks as there are in Hollywood.
You're right, I thought it wasn't a very profitable industry but it's just that publishers are evil and choose not to pay studios enough or treat them like people. Nvm I hope AI bullshit doesn't end up in these games (my hypothetical magical christmasland scenario of devs working less and not being laid off by it wouldn't be too bad in my book but that's not at all likely)