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'Nothing will ever replace the emotional depth and creative inspiration of human beings as artists and creators' — Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 composer speaks out against AI in video games, says 'music is not just a bunch of notes strung together'

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Replacing human music composition in games

Video game composer Jason Graves argued against using artificial intelligence to replace human music composition. He stated that software cannot replicate the personal experiences and emotional instincts that shape art. His comments define a boundary between technical tools that assist workflow and automated systems that generate creative material.

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Students can examine whether software used for production efficiency can be separated from systems that automate artistic choice.

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'Nothing will ever replace the emotional depth and creative inspiration of human beings as artists and creators' — Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 composer speaks out against AI in video games, says 'music is not just a bunch of notes strung together'

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