As reported by Automaton West, Konami's deletion of two YouTube videos in which Yu-Gi-Oh! World Championship duels are presented with AI-generated commentary follows the publisher's announcement of a trial run of the tech. The video announcing that trial included a promise to leverage training data based on "countless simulations" of games using over 12,000 cards' worth of data. Konami alleges that it understood the AI speech model it used-called "Anneli"-to be permitted for commercial use.
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