Razer’s CEO says gamers hate generative AI slop even as the company invests nearly 600 million dollars in AI tools

Razer's CEO, Min-Liang Tan, acknowledges that gamers are unhappy with low-quality generative AI content but sees value in using AI as a tool for quality assurance, bug hunting, and polishing games. Despite this, Razer is investing nearly $600 million in AI, aiming to hire 150 AI engineers and develop branded AI features. Tan believes that practical AI applications in game development will outlast the current hype and gamer backlash.