Generative AI is now an important part of the game development world, with even major companies like Sega planning to use the technology, but DICE Studio has chosen a very different direction with its latest title.

The studio has confirmed that Battlefield 6 will avoid the use of generative AI technology entirely.While the technology’s prospects are promising, it currently cannot replace the actual work capabilities of human developers.

When a game is associated with "generative AI", most players will think it is a lack of sincerity and lose interest in the work.Therefore, DICE’s decision to stick to the traditional development model deserves recognition.

Rebecka Coutaz, vice president and general manager of DICE and Criterion, admitted in an interview with the BBC that generative AI technology is "extremely attractive", but they are currently unable to integrate it into the development process.She further explained that if used properly, this technology has amazing potential and can not only stimulate team creativity, but should not be regarded as a threat.The only challenge now is to achieve optimal application.

Although publisher EA has publicly expressed interest in generative AI before, there will be no trace of it in the game content of "Battlefield 6".However, DICE revealed that it will continue to explore this technology in the future to optimize the development process.

"Battlefield 6" is now officially on sale. The current online peak on Steam exceeds 740,000 people. The overall evaluation on the Steam platform is "mostly favorable", while the simplified Chinese evaluation is "mixed".