Jackbox Games is not pursuing the development or use of artificial intelligence for its creative content. CEO Mike Bilder stated in a recent interview that the company's core assets—comedy, writing, and art—are all human-driven, and there are no plans to change this approach.
"The people are what make this product. The comedy, the writing, and the art, all that is done by people, and we have no intention of changing that," Bilder explained. He acknowledged AI's power as a tool for research and other applications but emphasized a commitment to human artistry in their games.
"From a generative asset standpoint, we don't have any intention of replacing people, or people-made editorial and art with it," he added.
Jackbox's games rely heavily on their writing and artistic direction, making the human element a critical component of their value. Any noticeable use of AI-generated content could potentially undermine the perceived quality of their products.
The company recently launched The Jackbox Party Pack 12, which features advancements such as real-time 3D graphics in games like Trivia Murder Party 3. The latest party pack is available on multiple platforms, including Steam for PC.