What's Happening?
AdHoc, the developer behind the episodic superhero workplace comedy Dispatch, has taken a firm stance against using AI in game development and voice acting. The studio's creative director, Nick Herman, and executive producer, Michael Choung, emphasized
the importance of human creativity and connection in their games. They praised the voice cast, including Aaron Paul and Jeffrey Wright, for elevating the material beyond what AI could achieve. AdHoc is monitoring AI developments but remains committed to human-driven creativity.
Why It's Important?
AdHoc's rejection of AI in game development highlights the ongoing debate about the role of technology in creative industries. Their stance underscores the value of human creativity and the unique contributions of voice actors in enhancing storytelling. For the gaming industry, this perspective may influence discussions on the ethical use of AI and the importance of preserving human elements in game design. AdHoc's success with Dispatch demonstrates the potential for human-driven creativity to resonate with audiences.
