A new survey from Google Cloud Survey reveals that 87% of video game developers use artificial intelligence agents to automate tasks.
Mostly AI helped automate complex, repetitive tasks so that developers could focus more on creative concerns.
However, game publishers have relied on AI to address the industry's challenges of significantly increasing costs, extending production periods due to high fan competition and fierce competition.
The survey was conducted in early June and July by Google and the American market research firm The Harris Poll, a Harris vote that surveyed 615 game developers in the US, Norway, Finland and Sweden.
The survey found that 94% of developers expect AI to minimize overall development costs over the long term.
Last year, Hollywood video game performers attacked AI and payment issues before closing studios, leaving more than 10,000 people losing their jobs.
One in four developers will find it difficult to accurately measure the return on investment for AI implementations. Meanwhile, the costs associated with technology integration were high.
Furthermore, only 63% of people have expressed concerns about licensing legality, leaving uncertainty, especially those who have accurately owned content generated by AI.
