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Razer CEO Questions AI's Role in Quality Gaming

1/21/2026

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Razer Chief Executive Min-Liang Tan expressed skepticism about generative AI in gaming, noting that gamers are dissatisfied with low-quality outputs.
He argued that AI tools should enhance game development rather than produce “generative AI slop.”
Tan says true artistry will stem from human creativity, even though generative AI has potential.
The industry is divided, with some companies such as Games Workshop banning generative AI while others embrace it.

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Razer Chief Executive Min-Liang Tan expressed skepticism about generative AI in gaming, noting that gamers are dissatisfied with low-quality outputs.
He argued that AI tools should enhance game development rather than produce “generative AI slop.”
Tan says true artistry will stem from human creativity, even though generative AI has potential.
The industry is divided, with some companies such as Games Workshop banning generative AI while others embrace it.