As artificial intelligence sweeps through the gaming industry, Nintendo has chosen an unconventional path. Recently, during an interview with The New York Times, the renowned designer Shigeru Miyamoto expressed the company's firm stance on upholding originality and refusing to blindly follow the AI trend. Miyamoto emphasized, 'It may seem that we are just going against the tide, but in fact we are striving to find what makes Nintendo special. When people are generally talking about artificial intelligence and everyone is moving in the same direction, Nintendo would rather choose a different path.' This statement clearly outlines...

Nintendo's President, Shuntaro Furukawa, has expressed his stance on the use of generative artificial intelligence in games, voicing concerns over copyright and emphasizing the importance of maintaining uniqueness. During the Q&A session with investors, Furukawa clearly stated that generative artificial intelligence is a risky technology that may infringe upon intellectual property rights. Generative artificial intelligence typically uses a large amount of copyrighted content for learning, which

Niantic announced the introduction of generative AI technology in Peridot, allowing the mobile camera to capture real objects, making virtual pets more lifelike. The algorithm transforms objects into vocabulary that can be parsed by a language model, enabling personalized responses, with each pet having personalities similar to Pokémon. The AI technology brings richer animation resources, enhancing the gaming experience. Niantic emphasizes the pursuit of realism while avoiding making pets too realistic to prevent negatively impacting player experience.