… "The memory cost pressure is structural, not cyclical. As long as AI infrastructure buildout continues consuming fabrication capacity, consumer-grade components will remain expensive. …
… "Western companies cannot sustainably scale teams into the thousands, hire and restructure at industrial speed, or maintain velocity through workforce depth" Chinese companies operate with structural advantages that Western companies do not have: massive, geographically concentrated talent pools; c… …
… While games are a business, they're also an artistic medium, supported by a community that places high value on human creativity. Regardless of what the law permits, public perception remains part of the broader business calculus for studios adopting AI. …
… We need to be conscious of the costs as well as the opportunities. If we are going to entertain AI, we must make unlocking human potential the goal, not human replacement." This article was amended to restore some cut portions of Harish Chengaiah's statement.