Elon Musk Thinks AI Could Let You Make Your Own GTA 6 Before GTA 6 Arrives
Elon Musk has previously said he doesn't enjoy playing GTA because he "didn't like doing crime."
Strauss Zelnick: CEO of Take-Two Interactive.
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Elon Musk has previously said he doesn't enjoy playing GTA because he "didn't like doing crime."
With billions on the line and stock prices at an all-time high, Take-Two’s upcoming earnings call is the final checkpoint to confirm—or kill—the November 19 launch.
Strauss Zelnick dismantled the hype, citing insurmountable copyright risks and the simple fact that creativity is a forward-looking human trait, not a backward-looking algorithm.
Even during a high-stakes earnings call, Take-Two's CEO refused to be pinned down on a price, leaving the game's final cost a complete mystery.
Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick says that it isn't his job to "shake change" from players' pockets.
Take-Two's Strauss Zelnick is proving that the best leaders know when to step back.
Strauss Zelnick has assured fans that the extra time will ensure GTA 6 meets its ambitious goals.
Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick is dismissing claims that generative AI will make game development cheaper and faster, potentially costing jobs.
The official GTA 6 release date reveal is only a few months away.
According to Strauss Zelnick, the GTA 6 trailer leak, while "disappointing" for Rockstar Games, didn't hurt the company.
