Korean video games agency Krafton has mentioned that it will turn out to be an “AI-first” firm.
In a word to buyers, the corporate mentioned that it was spending KRW 100 billion ($69.5 million) to assist put AI “on the centre” of its problem-solving. That money might be used to construct a GPU cluster that can assist with planning and pace up implementing AI brokers.
On high of that spending, Krafton might be forking out one other KRW 30 billion ($20.8 million) per 12 months on supporting staff in utilizing AI of their work.
“Beginning in the present day, Krafton will automate work centered on Agentic AI and totally implement an AI-centered administration system the place members concentrate on artistic actions and complicated downside fixing,” CEO Kim Chang-han mentioned.
“We’ll leap ahead as an organization that promotes the expansion of members and expands the organisation’s areas of problem by AI.”
This information follows phrase that Digital Arts was partnering with AI agency Stability.
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