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Grand Theft Auto 6 publisher Take-Two have seemingly laid off their head of AI and several of the department's staffers
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Except GenAI/GAI stands for "General Artificial Intelligence", not Generative. The latter term was coined when the former was used to point out how much of a scam the hype-bubble of "AI" was, to capitalize on the ignorant not knowing the difference and conflating the two.
I have not seen the term in this context before though, in my opinion the far more common acronym is AGI. I thought genAI referred to generative ai as well.