The $1 billion game that says AI can’t replace human creativity

Source: Fortune

As Silicon Valley races to automate everything, Candy Crush maker King is taking a different view. General manager Paula Ingvar says the hit game’s 21,000-plus levels are still handcrafted—and argues that putting AI between creators and players would diminish the experience.

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