[00:01] trailer revealed this weekend and that also sparked a bunch of generative AI pointers. A user basically points out that there are a fair amount of elements on the wall that look like they should be Chinese writing. This game was hinted
[00:14] the cities in China and if you look at the background, I can't read Chinese. Chinese characters, but they're not quite. Here are another set of characters that I can tell you are again almost Chinese characters, but not
[00:28] character, but there's an extra stroke. Like it's just not quite there. Even this, these two could be characters. This one, the second one is most interesting that this game also features what looks like generative AI elements
[00:43] in the background. There was also this key art that was floating around that does feature some elements that are real, like this little tag for a Chinese jewelry store that does actually exist. Once again, we have AI background. The
[00:56] the windows are all like kind of stacked on each other and the geometry doesn't wobbly. But at least these elements in the background look generated. The CEO publisher and developer for this game, at least for Stellar Blade Blood Rain,
[01:11] Hyung-Tae Kim stated in an article that he as a Korean developer feels like they China has and so they're using generative AI to try to make up for that tangent, the game has a whole separate side controversy mainly about the main
[01:27] female protagonist who is named Eve who happens to look really young. There are about the age. A lot of people are like, "Oh, she just looks like an Asian woman. Asian women happen to look very young." I myself am an Asian woman. My family is
[01:39] lot of Asian friends. A lot of my Asian friends look quite young for their age, but they do look like adults. I personally do feel like she looks really personally do feel like she looks really young in this frame.