‘Just Dance: Decades of Hits’ Costume Designer Breaks Down the New Game’s Look and Not Using AI: ‘It’s Our Art’
The Ubisoft dance game, which just launched “Just Dance: Decades of Hits” on Tuesday, brings on-screen characters to life through a process rooted in human…
According to Variety, the Ubisoft dance game, which just launched “Just Dance: Decades of Hits” on Tuesday, brings on-screen characters to life through a process rooted in human labor.
At a time when AI is increasingly being used to replace human creativity, “Just Dance” is refusing to change its hands-on approach. Real dancers wear handmade costumes, wigs and.
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