Suda 51 Rejects Generative AI In Development

In a Eurogamer interview, Grasshopper Manufacture co-founder Goichi "Suda 51" Suda said he will not use generative AI in the upcoming action game Romeo is a Dead Man, arguing AI-generated images and characters feel "off" and less relatable. He attributed the studio's stance partly to Netease policy reportedly banning AI use and cited player sentiment and copyright concerns as factors limiting wider adoption.
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