Ikuhiro Sakai, known as the 'Father of Kirby,' said: AI has spawned a large number of imitation games, and developers with true creativity will become even more important.

Masahiro Sakurai pointed out that Steam added about 275 new games annually in 2010, and now the Japanese market adds nearly 19,000 new games. The popularity of AI will give rise to a large number of clone games and imitative works, but most of them will struggle to achieve commercial success. He believes that as AI's ability to replicate game ideas improves, developers with true creativity will become increasingly important, because AI cannot create the works that Hitoshi Sunaga plans to develop in the future, and only humans can determine the artistic direction of future games.