GamesBeat Summit 2023 will capture how generative AI is changing gaming

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Connect with top gaming leaders in Los Angeles at GamesBeat Summit 2023 this May 22-23. Register here.

AI has been known to gamers for decades, mostly in the form of relatively dumb non-player characters (NPCs) which were nothing like the sapient Ryan Reynolds character in the film Free Guy. But AI is sweeping through the game industry anew with the advent of generative AI.

And that’s one of the can’t-miss topics we’ll thoroughly explore at GamesBeat Summit 2023, which takes place in person at the Marina del Rey Marriott on May 22-23 and online on May 24. (You can use this code to get 40% off: GBSDEANNEWS).

Our experts speaking about the topic of AI will range from Hilary Mason, CEO of Hidden Door to John Riccitiello, CEO of Unity. AI such as ChatGPT is having a profound impact on all industries now, and gaming is being affected as well. What will be the outcome? Will it create jobs or kill them?

Mason, who was previously the general manager of the machine learning business unit at Cloudera, will be part of a panel that will explore the potential of generative AI in games. Hilary delights at living in the magical space around an emergent AI capability and the opportunity to build new product and game experiences around it.

GamesBeat Summit 2023

Join the GamesBeat community in Los Angeles this May 22-23. You’ll hear from the brightest minds within the gaming industry to share their updates on the latest developments.

Jon Radoff, CEO of Beamable, will moderate that session. And other speakers include Kylan Gibbs, chief product officer of Inworld AI. Gibbs is one of the people who is trying to bring Free Guy to live, as his company is infusing AI into NPCs in games.

Also joining the panel is Matt White, CEO of Berkeley