If you’re feeling overwhelmed by all the talk about how AI is changing games and the world, get ready for even more discussion. We’re at a critical turning point right now.
Electronic Arts (EA) is already heavily invested in this technology. Business Insider recently reported that EA’s leadership is encouraging its employees to utilize it.
The company recently clarified its plans for the new technology after announcing a potential deal with a Saudi-backed investment group. This update gives us a better understanding of how they plan to put the tech into practice.
According to a recent statement, the company told the US Securities and Exchange Commission that it plans to carefully and consistently integrate artificial intelligence into its operations.
It added:
AI helps our teams focus on creativity by improving how we work and boosting their overall creative abilities.
Interestingly, most discussions about EA’s use of AI don’t focus on AI that creates new content. Instead, they’re using it to simplify tasks like writing code or putting together reports. However, the technology isn’t perfect yet, so people still need to review its work to make sure it’s accurate.
AI definitely has valuable applications and can make some tasks faster and more efficient.
We understand how businesses operate, and unfortunately, it’s likely many jobs will be eliminated as companies prioritize increasing profits.
EA thinks speeding up some of its procedures will free up its teams to be more creative and innovative.
Forgive for feeling extremely cynical about it all.
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2025-11-04 15:06