Square Enix is betting big on AI in the coming years after revealing they’re intending on getting AI to run 70% of its ...

Square Enix is partnering with the University of Tokyo to enhance game development through the use of AI technologies.

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Square Enix, the company behind Final Fantasy, has announced that it's aiming to replace 70% of its QA and debugging with AI.

"We extend our heartfelt gratitude to the talented team members who will be departing the company for their significant ...

The Japanese publisher said it wants to improve the efficiency of QA operations and "establish a competitive advantage in ...

Square Enix has partnered with Matsuo-Iwasawa Laboratory at the University of Tokyo with the goal to improve the [...] ...

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