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The development team behind Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 has opened up about their experience implementing generative AI in the creative process—and they're not holding back. The studio expressed genuine regret over the decision, with developers describing the entire experience as feeling fundamentally misaligned with their vision.
This candid stance reflects a growing tension in the gaming industry around AI adoption. While many studios are racing to integrate generative AI tools for faster asset creation and streamlined workflows, the Clair Obscur team discovered that the shortcut didn't align with their creative integrity. Their hesitation raises important questions: What does it mean when cutting-edge technology clashes with artistic instinct? Can efficiency and authenticity coexist in game development?
The team's transparency serves as a reality check for other studios considering similar AI implementations. Sometimes the right choice isn't the fastest one—it's the one that feels right from day one.