SEGA confirms use of generative A.I. in creating Crazy Taxi: World Tour (UPDATE)
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Sega has updated its description for Crazy Taxi: World Tour on Steam. The publisher clarified that the release version of the game will not include any AI-generated content. Previously, Sega stated that it used generative AI as an aid during production, including creating background objects. This has now been updated: "Crazy Taxi: World Tour utilized generative AI during development..." The post "Sega Comments on Controversy Over AI Use in Crazy…
The mythical franchise of urban races makes its big comeback. Players recently discovered multiplayer mode during Gamescom. However, the initial enthusiasm quickly left room for distrust. The fault of an ambiguous mention on Valve's shop regarding automated generation tools. Facing the grunt, the Japanese publisher ... Read more The article Sega clarifies the use of artificial intelligence in Crazy Taxi: World Tour appeared first on Fredzone.
We bring new details about the new delivery of Crazy Taxi after the leak of its gameplay that was offered a while ago. Crazy Taxi has officially confirmed its return, as SEGA has already officially presented Crazy Taxi: World Tour. The game will reach Nintendo Switch 2 in 2027 and now we have more news after the controversy over the game’s use of AI. SEGA has published an updated statement on the use of artificial generative intelligence during …
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