Netflix Games loses its vice-president of generative AI

Five months after Netflix Games announced that artificial intelligence in game development studios will be a great axis for them, driven by Mike Virdo’s promotion to the vice president responsible for that technology, it seems that Verddo has apparently left Netflix games (confirmed to the Stephen Totlo game) that indicates that its embrace to generate a tent may be before time.

When Verdu was first announced for his role, his enthusiasm for this role did not seem more strict. In the LinkedIn post, VERDU has taken a future ingenuity about technology and its usefulness in developing the game.

“Genai is the next challenge,” Verdo wrote at the time. “I don’t think I was enthusiastic about an opportunity in this industry since the 1990s, when we saw a new game every few months that redefined what is possible. It was a great time to make games as all talented creators showed how the future appeared.

While the publication was heavy on the excitement of the possibilities of obstetric intelligence, it was the light on the details. Verdu has not been able to express exactly the technology he expected to help develop software – especially in light of the main workers’ demobilization – and this appears that this has not improved much during the past five months. Verdu led the Netflix Games Initiative as a whole, so his sudden departure leaves a great hole in the momentum of gaming.

It is not quite clear what is in the Ontrebathing Intelligence initiative now after Verdu has disappeared. Netflix has not announced an alternative or successor to the VERDU position, indicating that trying to make the Importary IQ a greater focus in Netflix games is not the company’s priority at the present time.

According to Netflix, the largest game for download games for the application is the Grand Theft Auto, a game that was not developed by Netflix Games but instead Rockstar. More in favor of Netflix, Squid game: It is ranked first in the top of the game that was downloaded in 107 countries.

However, the company also described the effects of these games on keeping the subscriber as “relatively small”.

All this places Netflix at a crossroads through its game initiative: either continued to make original titles under their own umbrella or license for a smaller investment with marginal differences of the numbers of subscribers in Netflix. Even if they choose the previous track, it is clear that the company has lost its taste for the entire original developed content, so Amnesty International is likely to be very attractive. But such axis may take a lot of time and expenses to get the ball, which explains that VERDU does not make much progress with it in a short period in this role.